Asian Development Bank Co-Hosts Finance in Common Summit in Bangkok
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What happened
The sixth Finance in Common Summit (FiCS) is scheduled to take place in Bangkok, Thailand, from March 31 to April 2, 2027. The Asian Development Bank is co-hosting the event, which will gather more than 500 public development banks and their stakeholders. The summit's theme is “Delivering Sustainable Growth for a More Resilient Future.”
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Why it matters
The summit is the first FiCS event to be held in Asia. The participating public development banks collectively manage about $23 trillion in assets. The event aims to emphasize project origination and innovative transactions to help countries finance urgent development needs.
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Who's involved
- Asian Development BankCo-host of the Finance in Common Summit
- Masato KandaPresident of the Asian Development Bank
- ThailandHost country for the summit
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The entities involved
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Bangkok
capital of Thailand
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Asian Development Bank
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