DSR Bank: An MDB-style bank for defence spending

Max Thompson

Managing Editor

In:

Finance and other, Manufacturing

Region:

Americas, Asia-Pacific, Europe

The Defence, Security and Resilience (DSR) Bank could answer Nato members’ defence spending needs, particularly in EU states. But what would such a bank modelled on MDBs look like, and how would its terms and members be defined?

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