multilateral development banks

Multilateral development banks are international financial institutions that provide loans and grants to developing countries for development projects. They are owned and funded by member countries.

Why it’s in the news: They are in the news as a potential source of more affordable financing compared to bonds.

Latest on multilateral development banks

• multilateral development banks provide lower rates and longer tenors than bonds
• Entre Ríos says multilateral loans beat bonds

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