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World Bank says only 4% of greenhouse gas emissions covered by a fee high enough to meet global warming targets
Plus, Pence drags ESG into the US culture wars and deployment of renewables picks up steam
Multilateral institutions and donors differ on challenges posed by conflict in Ukraine, food inflation and climate change
Growth forecasts downgraded, ‘horrific autumn’ for Britons, the end of streaming’s easy-money years
Conflict’s disruption to trade threatens a debt crisis in dozens of low- and middle-income countries
Boris Lvin says he can ‘no longer associate myself with my government’
Plus, a new legal challenge to the EU taxonomy and the financial danger of toxic workplaces
Charities call for support for public sector salaries to prevent collapse of essential services
Tighter monetary policy in the rich world spells danger for emerging economies
World Bank warns of risk of ‘disorderly defaults’ as pandemic-era relief scheme expires
Economic impact on developing countries will leave them further behind rich nations
Larger and more persistent scars are likely to remain as developing nations face a perfect storm
Beijing has unusual dual-track strategy to influence the multilateral bodies that underpin western capitalism
Al Gore, UN and other development banks take aim at international financial institution over weak commitments
The Cambridge professor says macroeconomic forecasts do not account for ‘violent’ damage to ecosystems
Investors take on risks of events like floods and earthquakes in $30bn debt market
The demise of the Doing Business report is a cautionary tale, but we’re in danger of learning the wrong lessons
Recent controversies point to the importance of scrutiny and credibility in getting critical work done
World Bank and IMF are membership bodies with core shareholders who are not independent from geopolitics
Fund chief seeks to draw line under her alleged role in data rigging controversy
IMF and World Bank meetings begin against backdrop of energy and supply chain crises
Clarity, co-operation and leadership are vital if millions of young lives are not to be blighted
US and Japan want fund chief out while European states are more supportive
Demise of World Bank’s Doing Business report shows problem with indicators and incentives
Her fall would prove the fund has mere trappings of multilateralism — leaving others to go their own way
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