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EU trade with economies including Central Asia and the Caucasus has leapt as their sales to Moscow increased
Chief economist Beata Javorcik says memories of chaos that followed the fall of the Soviet Union will mean price rises take longer to fall
EBRD says growth will be low for years but financial system has withstood sanctions shock
Despite a strict pro-democracy mandate, a significant portion of its annual €10bn lending goes to countries with authoritarian leaders
Renaud-Basso says private-sector financing bolsters civil society against repressive regimes
Paris rallies EBRD’s biggest shareholders behind Odile Renaud-Basso in presidency battle
Legacies of the past remain and are holding the country back, says EBRD regional chief
Chakrabarti says EU should use bank to work with UK on development policy after Brexit
International institutions revive ‘Vienna Initiative’ to deter investors from fleeing emerging markets
Experience and new research show that institutional quality is key
Warning to illiberal governments over long-term costs of policies
This year’s UN climate summit must give business the rulebook it needs
Major Oyu Tologoi mine in Gobi desert is running late and over budget
Support builds in EU capitals for more investment to stem migration to Europe
EBRD will lease 365,000 square feet, moving from the City of London
Switch to frontier currencies aims to reduce FX risk for borrowers
Europe’s polluting smokestacks show need to ban coal and back renewables, says EBRD
Move by EBRD contrasts with Chinese and other lenders funding fossil fuel projects
Diversification away from oil will be difficult and work should start now
Introducing competition allows renewables to compete with fossil fuels
Concern that poor co-ordination between EIB and EBRD leads to overlap
Ismaelia is renovating the dilapidated splendour of Africa’s biggest city
EBRD mulls Canary Wharf move as it shuns other capitals in post-Brexit boost for UK
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