BRICS to launch guarantee fund to boost investment in member nations: Reuters
- The BRICS nations are set to introduce a multilateral guarantee mechanism supported by the New Development Bank, aimed at lowering financing expenses and encouraging greater investment among member countries.
- This initiative arose to address global investment shifts and uncertainty over US economic policy, with technical approval already granted by member states.
- The fund, modeled after the World Bank’s investment guarantee agency, aims to mobilize five to ten dollars of private capital for each guarantee dollar provided by the NDB.
- Officials expect pilot projects to start receiving guarantees in 2026 after technical preparations conclude by year-end, while BRICS trade recently surpassed $1 trillion.
- The fund’s final approval awaits signoff from BRICS finance ministers and is considered central to Brazil’s financial agenda during its current presidency.
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BRICS to launch guarantee fund to boost investment in member nations, sources say
The BRICS group of developing nations is set to announce a new guarantee fund backed by the New Development Bank (NDB) to lower financing costs and boost investment, two people familiar with the matter told Reuters.
Part of this progress comes from a report produced by the Brazilian Central Bank, after consulting other BRICS countries.
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