Development Banks to Establish Joint Fund to Attract Private Investment
Multilateral development banks (MDBs) announced progress toward establishing a joint fund to boost private investment in developing economies. This initiative, part of the 'originate-to-distribute/share' strategy, aims to enhance institutional investors' access to development bank-originated assets.
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