The European Bank for Reconstruction and Development (EBRD) has been stepping up its private-sector mobilisation efforts to better support its clients and help its economies meet their investment needs. In 2024, the Bank delivered unprecedented volumes of financial mobilisation. Total mobilisation, a metric that includes private, public, direct and indirect finance mobilised, reached a record €26.8 billion. The Bank stepped up its direct mobilisation efforts, achieving a record €4.82 billion, while indirect mobilisation amounted to €21.97 billion.
Christian Kleboth, EBRD Head of Debt Mobilisation, said: “With substantially increased efforts by the EBRD and the great cooperation of our partners in the commercial banking, insurance and institutional investor space, we significantly increased our direct mobilisation delivery last year. The EBRD’s activities overall led to almost €27 billion of additional financing flowing to our clients and economies. We continue to launch new mobilisation products attractive to institutional investors and other co-financing partners to increase the EBRD’s financing capabilities and thereby improve lives in the economies where we operate.”