Overview
Explore cutting-edge models and lessons learned in development finance during this Milken Institute conference talk. Delve into the shift from foreign aid to investment-based approaches in developing economies over the past 50 years. Examine how stability in these regions has been fostered through investments in social and human capital, as well as growth in firms, infrastructure, and commerce. Analyze innovative finance models addressing the convergence between developing and developed economies, including capital structures, financial policies, programs, and products. Learn from experts as they discuss topics such as the water crisis, sustainable investing, project finance, enterprise finance, DevTech solutions, and impact investment principles. Gain insights into opportunities in corporate venture, shared asset platforms, and housing investments, as well as strategies for working with the World Bank and utilizing local currencies.
Syllabus
Introduction
Water Crisis
Case Studies
What We Do
Our Fellows
The Marshall Plan
Why We Need a Capital Increase
Deal Flow
Crowdfunding
Sustainable Investing
Project Finance Enterprise Finance
The Moonshot for Africa
DevTech Solutions
New Models of Finance
The Digital Chasm
Using Satellite Data
Opportunities
Questions
Corporate Venture
Shared Asset Platforms
Impact Investment Principles
Housing Investment Opportunities
Working with the World Bank
Local Currencies
Taught by
Milken Institute