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How do public markets fit into the next era of development finance? PMC Chair Cameron Khosrowshahi sat down with Leslie Maasdorp, CEO of British International Investment, for a wide-ranging conversation exploring exactly that. Earlier this year, Leslie joined the PMC Roundtable, held on the margins of the World Bank Spring Meetings, for a session on local public capital markets development in Africa — examining what it will take for development finance institutions to expand

Multilateral development banks, DFIs and development agencies have a much wider range of tools at their disposal than they realise. The Public Markets Coalition's Strategic Framework, at the core of its forthcoming Toolkit, organises those tools into three categories, each tied to addressing a distinct capital markets challenge: Supply, Demand and Liquidity. Together, these three categories provide a comprehensive map of how public actors can engage with, and help develop,

The Philippine Stock Exchange (PSE) is the first stock exchange to announce its endorsement of the Public Markets Coalition (PMC).

Time is running out on closing the sustainable finance gap. Thanks to accumulated trust and liquidity, public capital markets could offer the shortest route to mobilising private capital for investment in developing countries, writes PMC Chair Cameron Khowsrowshahi.

The EMDE Public Markets Coalition (PMC) brought together multilateral development banks (MDBs) and development finance institutions (DFIs), just days after a new report by the UN Department of Economic and Social Affairs (UN DESA) urged global cooperation to reverse negative trends in development finance.

The United Kingdom (UK), partnering with the Government of the Philippines and others, is championing the use of public markets to mobilise development and climate finance at the scale needed to deliver the Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs).