Will development finance institutions revive in India? Should they? by Péter Bihari

“…The second part of the paper gives a brief summary of the economic argument for development finance institutions in general. The third part deals with the hopeful start of these institutions following India's independence. …”
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Scale and Technical Efficiency of Development Finance Institutions in Malaysia by Ong Hway Boon, Zarehan Selamat, Norhazlin Ismail, Muzafar Shah Habibullah

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Scale and technical efficiency of development finance institutions in Malaysia by Ong, Hway-Boon, Selamat, Zaheran, Ismail, Norhazlin, Habibullah, Muzafar Shah

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Development finance institutions and their role in increasing efficiency of capital flows by Bublyk Ye. O.

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Are Development Finance Institutions Meeting Their Human Rights Obligations in Health? by Anna Marriott, Anjela Taneja, Linda Oduor-Noah

“…However, taxpayer funds from high-income governments such as the UK, France, and Germany are increasingly being funneled through development finance institutions (DFIs) toward multi-million-dollar investments in for-profit health care corporations in low- and middle-income countries. …”
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Development banking: return performance of 186 development finance institutions by Nyhart, J. D., Roberts, Paul E.

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Net zero portfolio targets for development finance institutions: challenges and solutions by Fankhauser, S, Srivastav, S, Sundvor, I, Hirmer, S, Shrimali, G

“…This paper explores the operational implications of net zero portfolio targets for development finance institutions (DFIs). We set out an agenda to move development finance towards net zero goals in a way that acknowledges development concerns. …”

The infrastructure catalyst: analysing the impact of development finance institutions on private infrastructure financing in developing countries by Mishra, A

“…By developing a novel theoretical framework and leveraging a large dataset of infrastructure projects in developing countries from 1989-2022, this analysis investigates the role of Development Finance Institutions (DFIs) in indirectly mobilising private finance. …”

What are public development banks and development financing institutions ? ——qualification criteria, stylized facts and development trends by Jiajun Xu, Régis Marodon, Xinshun Ru, Xiaomeng Ren, Xinyue Wu

“…Public development banks and development financing institutions are experiencing renaissance worldwide, but systematic academic research is patchy. …”
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Relationship between job satisfaction and organizational commitment among employees of Development Finance Institutions (FDIS) in Malaysia by Mohd Othman, Fazilah, Hanafi, Norshafizah, Ridzuan, Zaharin

“…This study was conducted in SME Bank, one of the development finance institution (DFI) in Malaysia. Based on the data by Hewitt Associates, the turnover rate in banking and financial services in Malaysia is the second largest. …”
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Methodologies to assess the development impact of loan aid: the European experience by BUENDÍA, Luis

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China’s role in scaling up energy storage investments by Lei Bian

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Das Privatizações à Nova Estratégia de Desenvolvimento. A Trajetória do BNDES entre 1990 e 2010 by Juan Vicente Bachiller

“…The Banco Nacional de Desenvolvimento Econômico e Social (BNDES) is the leading development finance institution in Brazil, and one of the qualified organisms of the Federal Government to im- plement its economic policy. …”
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Climate-Related Standards and Multilateral Finance for Development by Charles E. Di Leva

“…This article discusses climate-related standards that development finance institutions establish or apply to projects supported by their investments. …”
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Evaluation of Renewable Energy Investments from Public Financial Institutions by Čeryová Dominika, Ladvenicová Jana, Bajusová Zuzana

“…Several such institutions have been established and resourced with the aim of supporting renewable energy investments such as: international financial institutions, development finance institutions, local financial institutions, export credit agencies, and climate finance institutions. …”
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A comparative analysis of the level of competitiveness of the South African Clothing and Textile Industry by Gerhardus van Zyl, Kagiso Matswalela

“…Proper policy responses from the government, industrialist, retailers, labour unions and other stakeholders within the economy (such as banks and development finance institutions) are required.…”
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Innovative financing mechanisms for government to leverage private sector investment in infrastructure for sustainable development in South Africa: case study in the water sector by Naran Seema, Paul Kibuuka

“…The data gathered involved a non-random purposive sample of best practice from European Union-funded projects internationally, South Africa-based projects, and qualitative interviews with officials from international development finance institutions and the National Treasury. It was found that the strategic targeting of grant funding to mitigate project risks, better enabled investor confidence. …”
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Le financement du secteur de l’huile de palme : pourquoi les institutions financières de développement doivent continuer à investir en Afrique* by Skurtis Thomas, Aïnaché Guédi, Simon Didier

“…This example has been followed by most development finance institutions (DFIs) which have put on hold any investment in South-East Asia and are now very cautious in the rest of the world. …”
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A New Scramble for EurAfrica? by Mark Langan

“…Perhaps more worryingly, meanwhile, DFID and DFIT publications highlight the need for UK Development Finance Institutions (DFIs) – notably the CDC Group – to robustly compete with their EU counterparts, to gain better market share for UK businesses within emerging African markets. …”
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CHALLENGE FUNDS AND INCLUSIVE BUSINESSES – KEY TO SOCIO-ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT? by Boleslaw Stawicki

“…A challenge fund, by financing innovative and risky SMEs doesn’t only support PSD and social impact, it also creates a tested and proven deal flow of companies for more commercial investors such as private equity funds or development finance institutions such as the International Finance Corporation. …”
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