<h1>Global economic coordination under India's G20 presidency prioritises inclusive finance, debt resilience, climate finance and international tax cooperation.</h1> The Bengaluru Finance and Central Bank Deputies meeting (13-15 December 2022), jointly hosted by the Ministry of Finance and the Reserve Bank of India and co chaired by senior deputies, initiates the Finance Track under India's G20 Presidency. It focuses on reorienting international financial institutions, financing cities and climate action, managing global debt vulnerabilities, advancing financial inclusion and productivity, coordinating responses to unbacked crypto assets, and progressing international taxation, with side events on strengthening multilateral development banks and central bank roles in green financing.