Criticism is often levelled against development finance institutions during times of economic distress, questioning their role and even their relevance.
But for more than 100 years development finance institutions have embarked on innovative ways of raising funds and have remained at the cutting edge of development finance research and practices to ensure adequate adaptation to the changing global economic development landscape. The post-lockdown period is no different in this regard...
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