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NATO countries have a new institution to finance the defence sector. It is about Defence, Security and Resilience Bank (DSRB), an international financial institution owned by nations that will help NATO and its allies to meet the 5% GDP commitment on defence investments adopted in June 2025. Article A new bank institution will finance NATO's defence: ING and four other major players will credit the industry for the first time in Romania TV.
Here's how ING, Commerzbank, JPMorgan Chase and more will support DSR Bank for defense
JPMorgan, Commerzbank, ING, Landesbank Baden-Württemberg and RBC Capital Markets are among the first banks to back the DSR Bank project, a new £100bn financial institution to mobilise private defence finance. DSR Bank, the new “armed” bank launched as part of a strategic shift in defense financing , has received reinforcements from five of the world’s largest banks. Last spring, a global coalition of defence chiefs, financial practitioners and p…
ING, headquartered in the Netherlands, is one of five international banks working to establish the Defence Bank of the North Atlantic Alliance. This bank, called the Defence, Security and Resilience Bank (DSRB), will be set up to help NATO member countries and their allies finance their defence needs. ING confirmed information about its involvement in the creation of the defense bank on Thursday on its website, the report was picked up by severa…
JP Morgan Chase, Commerzbank and ING Group are among the banks offering their support for a new European-wide bank, created to stimulate security spending across the continent, according to the development group coordinating the project, Bloomberg reports. The banking giants, including RBC Capital Markets and Landesbank […] The article New “European Defense Bank” – Financially and Strategically Backed by JP Morgan, Commerzbank and ING first appe…
Global Banks Unite to Launch NATO Defence Financial Institution
Global banks are rallying behind a novel financial institution designed to bolster the defence capabilities of NATO countries and their allies. This initiative comes in the wake of a recent commitment by NATO members to allocate 5% of their GDP to defence spending. The Defence, Security and Resilience Bank (DSRB), endorsed by UK Chancellor Rachel Reeves and Defence Secretary John Healey in July… Source
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