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Perspective
23 February 2016

Agency Lenders – Both Sides Now

Region:
Middle East & Africa, Americas, Asia-Pacific, Europe
Principal at 32 Advisors
The second part of this two-part series now examines the negative aspects of working with agency lenders or agencies. ‘Agency lender’ is a name given to a group of publicly-controlled or officially-affiliated lenders. They have either multilateral relationships – support from, and for, a large number of countries – or bilateral relationships – which historically entailed affiliation with one sovereign lender, which had a singular relationship with a sovereign borrower.

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