Wealthy nations appeared to hit a limit with how much they are willing to pay to conserve nature around the world, instead shifting their focus at the...
Latin American development bank CAF is poised to break new ground in 2026 with a bigger, more diverse borrowing programme, with more hybrid capital, and a strategy that’s...
The liberalisation of Brazil’s water sector in 2020 has delivered on its promise of multi-sourced private investment. Will 2026 keep up the momentum?
In today’s episode, Leslie Maasdorp, CEO of British International Investment (BII), shares his strategic vision for scaling sustainable finance in frontier and emerging markets. He discusses how BII is navigating global funding cuts, recent investments in green infrastructure and digital connectivity, and the institution’s evolving approach to impact and transparency.
Latin American development bank CAF is poised to break new ground in 2026 with a bigger, more diverse borrowing programme, with more hybrid capital, and a strategy that’s reshaping the region’s DFI landscape. And given 2025 was a record year for funding, the plan is ambitious.
The liberalisation of Brazil’s water sector in 2020 has delivered on its promise of multi-sourced private investment. Will 2026 keep up the momentum?
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