For nearly eight decades, the World Bank—anchored in Washington, D.C.—has stood as the cornerstone of global development finance. It was built to rebuild war-torn economies, later evolving into a central pillar of poverty reduction, infrastructure development, and global policy coordination. For decades, its dominance seemed unassailable. But in 2025, a quiet revolution is unfolding across … Continue reading The Rise of Regional Banks: Can They Challenge the World Bank by 2026?