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World Bank Aims to Attract Private Investors to Developing Countries

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The World Bank will publish more of its proprietary data, including on debt defaults, starting next week as part of a push to attract more private sector investment to developing countries, World Bank President Ajay Banga said. Banga, speaking at the China Development Forum early Sunday, China time, said the World Bank Group had mobilized $41 billion of private capital for emerging markets and raised another $42 billion from the private sector for bond issuance last year, with both totals to be eclipsed this year. But he said more progress was needed, and the bank was taking action on a number of fronts to overcome barriers holding back private sector investment to developing economies.

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World Bank to share more data to attract private investors to developing countries

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World Bank to share more data to attract private investors to developing countries

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World Bank Aims to Attract Private Investors to Developing Countries

It’ll publish more of its proprietary data

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The All-World Bank will show more partial data on defaults due to dollars in the coming week

The All-World Bank publishes more of its own private data, including the number of defaults due to dollars in the coming week, Reuters writes. This makes it possible to bring more private sector investment into developing countries, said the President of the World Bank Adjai Banga. [see_also ids="587855"] Ajay Banga, speaking at the China Development Forum in the wake of the Chinese era, he said that the All-World Bank Group has mobilized $41 bi…

1 month ago·Kyiv, Ukraine

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World Bank to publish more data, including on debt default, to attract investors

The UN will publish more data next week, including debt defaults, as part of efforts to attract more private sector investment to developing countries.

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World Bank to share more data to attract private investors to developing countries

World Bank to share more data to attract private investors to developing countries

World Bank to share more data to attract private investors to developing countries

World Bank to share more data to attract private investors to developing countries

World Bank to share more data to attract private investors to developing countries

World Bank to share more data to attract private investors to developing countries

World Bank Aims to Attract Private Investors to Developing Countries

World Bank Aims to Attract Private Investors to Developing Countries

The All-World Bank will show more partial data on defaults due to dollars in the coming week

The All-World Bank will show more partial data on defaults due to dollars in the coming week

World Bank to publish more data, including on debt default, to attract investors

World Bank to publish more data, including on debt default, to attract investors

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