How the European Investment Bank is under pressure to reshape infrastructure lending

Lucy Barnard Senior Web editor

11 March 2024

The EIB is coming under increasing pressure to change its criteria for lending to Europe’s biggest infrastructure projects. Lucy Barnard finds out what sort of projects will benefit - and who could lose out.

In a world where banks are facing increasing scrutiny over their lending, the European Investment Bank, the lending arm of the European Union (EU), must make some difficult choices.

The Luxembourg-based bank, which was founded in 1958 with a mandate to lend in the public interest, providing loans to projects…

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