Covid-19 provides a significant test to the ability of multilateral development banks to respond collectively and rapidly to mitigate the pandemic’s worst effects on the health and social wealth of developing nations

Lack of preparation and weak economic foundations threaten to undermine Latin America's recuperation from the ravages of the coronavirus pandemic

While fears were expressed for what might be in store for the emerging markets in the face of the year's various ordeals, the outcome has been far more positive than many supposed

The IMF and World Bank have done a good job in aiding African nations during the pandemic, but those countries' governments must now take it upon themselves to act responsibly

While welcomed, China's aim to revolutionise the green sector came as something of a surprise. Now the hard work begins

Lebanon faces a long road to recovery after decades of fiscal mismanagement and political chaos

Bangladesh is on track to have one of the world’s fastest growing economies this year despite the Covid-19 emergency but it must sort out a looming banking crisis.

Don’t write off Xi Jinping’s Belt and Road Initiative. Although the volume of BRI projects may be down up to 30% this year, Beijing is being more forgiving of debt as the project focuses on Asia

Interest in insurance-linked securities has risen since the advent of Covid-19, and while the product has been slow to gather momentum in APAC, that seems set to change even though its position on the ESG spectrum is controversial