G20 countries invest in the economy of five trillion dollars.

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An additional trillion dollars will be allocated the International Monetary Fund (IMF) and other financial institutions. The IMF will also use gold reserves to help poor countries.
In addition, according to Brown, 250 billion dollars will be directed to the financial markets. British Prime Minister added that during the meeting the leaders of G20 have agreed on joint action in the fight against "tax havens", and soon the Organization for Economic Cooperation and Development (OECD) will publish a list of countries that do not help to combat tax evasion .
The summit also discussed a new procedure for payment of bonuses to managers of major corporations. Most of the participants repeatedly stressed that the companies receiving of state in dealing with the crisis, should not pay bonuses to its management.
Following the summit Brown said that approved at a meeting of G20 leaders to crisis measures will help the world economy get out of the crisis much earlier than previously assumed IMF. In its latest forecast of the IMF reported that the gradual recovery of the global economy will happen in 2010.
French President Nicolas Sarkozy said that the outcome of the London summit exceeded expectations of its participants. Leaders of G20 countries agreed to hold further meetings until the end of the year.
Summit of leaders of the "Big twenty" was dedicated to finding solutions to the world economy from the crisis. In particular, it was on strengthening the global financial and economic systems, as well as resisting the recession and deflation.