Erin Browne

Under Secretary of the Treasury for International Affairs, Us Treasury

Search every verified Erin Browne interview, podcast appearance, and on-the-record quote — each transcript cross-checked by AI and human review to confirm speaker identity. Erin Browne, U.S. Treasury Under Secretary for International Affairs, spoke in late August 2026 about the G20 Finance Track meetings hosted in Asheville, North Carolina, during the U.S. presidency year. She stated that the meetings focused on priorities including economic growth, global imbalances, financial innovation, and regulatory reform, and that for the first time the G20 was including private sector leaders from finance, technology, and digital assets in discussions. Browne also mentioned that the administration aimed to address volatility in Japanese financial markets and to discuss Iran sanctions under "Operation Economic Outcast" with Middle East partners. Browne discussed the administration's "Trump accounts" initiative, saying it was designed to promote financial literacy and participation, and reported over 7 million participants, including her own children. She described the Asheville meetings as part of a revitalization story for North Carolina and credited the Trump administration and Treasury Secretary Bessent with fostering growth and deregulation, contrasting the current period with the previous administration.