1. | 1 PRIORITIES FOR AUSTRALIA’S G20 PRESIDENCY AND THE GLOBAL FINANCIAL SAFETY NET SEOUL G20 CONFERENCE 18-19 DECEMBER 2013

2. | 2 G20 Finance Track Priorities Promoting stronger economic growthBuilding resilience in the global economy Comprehensive Growth Strategies Investment and Infrastructure Priority structural reforms Macro (monetary and fiscal) policy International Financial Architecture Tax Financial Regulation IMF reform – agreement to 15 th general review Base Erosion and Profit Shifting Information Exchange and Transparency FSB membership review Sherpa track links Reforms to boost trade Reforms to boost employment and participation Basel III Too big to fail OTC derivatives Shadow banking Reforms to strengthen investment environment across the G20 Multilateral Development Banks and the Global Infrastructure Facility Capital markets and intermediation Project pipeline and preparation Employment

3. | 3 IMF quota resources Per cent of world capital flows and GDP Source: IMF Quotas to 3-year moving average of world capital flows (LHS) 2010 Quotas to 3- year moving average of world capital flows (LHS) Quotas to world GDP (RHS) 2010 Quotas to world GDP (RHS)

4. | 4 Official reserves Per cent of GDP Source: Thompson Reuters Datastream.

5. | 5 External assets and liabilities Source: ABS Catalogue Numbers 5308.0, 5302.0. Per cent of GDP, as at March 2013

6. | 6 Foreign currency exposure, by sector Per cent of GDP, as at March 2013 Source: ABS Catalogue Numbers 5308.0. Gross exposureNet exposure