Reducing World Bank Lending Ratio
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World Bank urged to reduce equity-to-loan ratio to free up funds for poor countries
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Think tanks and other groups are urging the World Bank to reduce the equity-to-lending ratio of its main lending arm to free up billions in additional lending capacity.
Reducing the ratio of the International Bank for Reconstruction and Development to 17% from 18% would allow the bank to boost its lending capacity by $30 billion to $40 billion .
The World Bank voted last year to change its internal lending guidelines.
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