Two-term leader of multilateral lender describes probe as ‘absurd and unfounded’
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Nadia Calviño wants the world’s largest multilateral lender to take on more risk
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EU finance ministers approve her appointment to lead world’s largest multilateral lender
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EU finance ministers expected to select successor at helm of world’s largest lender on Friday
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Bloc’s finance ministers discuss future leadership of European Investment Bank
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Danish candidate to run EU bank argues prudent lending will be insufficient for green transition and Ukraine
Belgian politician appointed while incumbent Margrethe Vestager targets top job at European Investment Bank
Deputy prime minister will go up against Margrethe Vestager and host of other rivals
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Werner Hoyer wants capitals to cover potential losses on loans to Kyiv to attract private capital
EU’s competition and digital regulation commissioner put forward as candidate for presidency by Danish government
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New lender set to miss annual £1.5bn target, independent fiscal watchdog finds
Shortage of engineers and IT professionals is holding back clean technology transition
European Investment Bank has refused to reopen investigation into bankrupt Kenyan construction company despite whistleblower’s data cache
Fund to meet Kyiv officials in mid-February to negotiate package that would stretch rules about lending
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