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The European Investment Bank (EIB) is the largest multilateral lender and the long-term lending institution of the European Union (EU). Founded in 1958, the EIB is one of the world’s largest public lending institutions. The EIB provides financing for projects that support the economic development of the European Union and its member states. The EIB finances projects that are designed to promote European economic growth, reduce unemployment, and improve social and environmental standards. In addition, the EIB provides financial support to small and medium-sized businesses. The EIB also invests in projects that promote research, innovation, and education. The EIB is managed by the European Commission and is part of the EU’s budget. The EIB works closely with other financial institutions and national governments to support sustainable development. The EIB’s activities are supervised and regulated by the European Parliament and the European Central Bank. The EIB publishes news and articles regularly on its website and through its social media channels. These articles and videos provide information on the EIB’s activities, projects, and investment opportunities. They also provide insights into the European economy and the EIB’s role in it. In addition
Leadership development is a critical yet often overlooked driver of long-term organizational success. Building leaders from within ensures cultural continuity and the preservation of institutional knowledge. This playbook outlines four ways executives help shape the process at their organizations: redefining potential, prioritizing stretch experiences, making development a cultural pillar, and reinforcing the effort from the top. By embracing these strategies, leaders can create a sustainable pipeline of talent prepared to guide their organization into the future.
We’ve long been told that if there’s one issue economists agree on… it’s free trade. Maybe economists still agree, but protectionism is all the rage in the policy world today. What gives? In this episode of EconTalk, Russ Roberts brings back trade historian Douglas Irwin for a rich, illuminating discussion on tariffs, trade policy, and […]
As I wrote the headline to this piece I was thinking to myself isn't it always? Then maybe always is a bit overstating it as there was the "Euro boom" of 2017/18, but most of the time. One concern relates to my subject of Tuesday as I increasingly wonder at what level the ECB would…
The American economy stands at a critical juncture. President Trump's assault on the Federal Reserve has reached an intensity that threatens the very foundations of independent economic institutions. Lisa Cook, a Federal Reserve Board member, has become the primary target of Trump's political pressure. Despite repeated claims of dismissal, Trump has encountered formidable legal barriers.…