Multilateral institutions and reform
Mobilising Private Capital for Growth, Resilience and Prosperity
What it examines
Examines how mandates, financial and risk frameworks, and staff incentives shape private capital mobilisation. OECD argues that shareholder direction needs to be reflected in operational targets, capabilities and financing models. It also cautions that high mobilisation ratios can conceal weak additionality or divert attention from harder markets.
Why it matters
Covers BII and UK-backed multilaterals, informing UK ownership and shareholder choices. Historical examples do not establish new strategies or financial commitments.
Institutions and themes
Related documents
Catalogue entry reviewed 25 Sept 2026. The summary describes the publication’s analysis; it does not establish that historical findings remain current.