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5 Facts About Indian-Origin Ajay Banga, Next World Bank President
Indian-origin Ajay Banga has been selected as the next president of the World Bank today. He will succeed David Malpass, who announced his plans to step down in February this year.
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Ex-Mastercard CEO Ajay Banga Nominated By US President To Lead World Bank
US President Joe Biden said Thursday that Washington is nominating former Mastercard chief executive Ajay Banga to lead the World Bank after its current chief David Malpass announced plans to step down early.
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David Malpass: From Trump's Campaign Advisor To World Bank President
In his four years as World Bank President, David Malpass oversaw its response to crises ranging from the COVID-19 pandemic to Russia's invasion of Ukraine, and food and energy shortages.
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India A Leader In Digitisation That Empowers Social Safety Net: World Bank Chief
India has been one of the leaders in digitisation that empowers and expands the social safety net, World Bank President David Malpass said on Friday.
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World Bank's President Sees Risk Of Stagflation, Likely Recession In Europe
World Bank President David Malpass on Wednesday warned that it could take years for global energy production to diversify away from Russia, prolonging the risk of stagflation, or a period of low growth and high inflation.
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Nirmala Sitharaman, World Bank Chief Discuss Covid, Ukraine War
Union Finance Minister Nirmala Sitharaman met with World Bank President David Malpass in Washington on Friday and discussed several key economic issues.
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Ukraine Physical Damage At Roughly $60 Billion So Far: World Bank
Physical damage to Ukraine's buildings and infrastructure from Russia's invasion has reached roughly $60 billion and will rise further as the war continues, World Bank President David Malpass said on Thursday.
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Finance Minister Meets World Bank Chief Over Post-Covid Economic Recovery
Nirmala Sitharaman discussed post-pandemic economic recovery, India's major role in the global fight against Covid and preparations for the upcoming Climate Conference among other issues during her meeting with World Bank President David Malpass.
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Informal Sector Hit Hardest By COVID Crisis In India: World Bank President
''....the hit that COVID caused on the Indian economy and especially on the informal sector of the Indian economy which is large," said David Malpass, World Bank, President
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World Bank Chief Says GDP Of Many Emerging Economies To Reach Pre-Pandemic Levels In 2022
Gross Domestic Product (GDP) in many emerging economies will return to pre-pandemic levels next year, while per capita income level in will take longer to recover, World Bank President David R. Malpass said on Monday.
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Faster Global Growth Driven Primarily By US, China, India: World Bank Chief
There is now a faster global growth driven primarily by the US, China and India, World Bank president David Malpass has said even as he expressed concern over growing inequality due to the COVID-19 pandemic.
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India Blessed To Have Major Manufacturer Of Vaccines: World Bank Chief On Serum Institute
World Bank President David Malpass has said that with the Serum Institute, India is blessed to have a major manufacturer of global vaccines and he is encouraged by the country's ramping up of its domestic vaccination programme.
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World Bank Chief, A Trump Appointee, "Deeply Appalled" By US Capitol Violence
World Bank President David Malpass, a former adviser to President Donald Trump, told his staff he was deeply appalled by the storming of the Capitol by Trump supporters on Wednesday, and had been concerned about developments for years.
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COVID-19 May Increase Child Mortality Rate In Developing Countries: World Bank
The novel coronavirus pandemic will likely drive up child mortality rates in developing countries by slightly less than half of the current rate, World Bank President David Malpass said on Monday.
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Pandemic Could Cause Extreme Poverty To Surge By 100 Million: World Bank
The coronavirus pandemic may have driven as many as 100 million people back into extreme poverty, World Bank President David Malpass warned Thursday.
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5 Facts About Indian-Origin Ajay Banga, Next World Bank President
Indian-origin Ajay Banga has been selected as the next president of the World Bank today. He will succeed David Malpass, who announced his plans to step down in February this year.
-
Ex-Mastercard CEO Ajay Banga Nominated By US President To Lead World Bank
US President Joe Biden said Thursday that Washington is nominating former Mastercard chief executive Ajay Banga to lead the World Bank after its current chief David Malpass announced plans to step down early.
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David Malpass: From Trump's Campaign Advisor To World Bank President
In his four years as World Bank President, David Malpass oversaw its response to crises ranging from the COVID-19 pandemic to Russia's invasion of Ukraine, and food and energy shortages.
-
India A Leader In Digitisation That Empowers Social Safety Net: World Bank Chief
India has been one of the leaders in digitisation that empowers and expands the social safety net, World Bank President David Malpass said on Friday.
-
World Bank's President Sees Risk Of Stagflation, Likely Recession In Europe
World Bank President David Malpass on Wednesday warned that it could take years for global energy production to diversify away from Russia, prolonging the risk of stagflation, or a period of low growth and high inflation.
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Nirmala Sitharaman, World Bank Chief Discuss Covid, Ukraine War
Union Finance Minister Nirmala Sitharaman met with World Bank President David Malpass in Washington on Friday and discussed several key economic issues.
-
Ukraine Physical Damage At Roughly $60 Billion So Far: World Bank
Physical damage to Ukraine's buildings and infrastructure from Russia's invasion has reached roughly $60 billion and will rise further as the war continues, World Bank President David Malpass said on Thursday.
-
Finance Minister Meets World Bank Chief Over Post-Covid Economic Recovery
Nirmala Sitharaman discussed post-pandemic economic recovery, India's major role in the global fight against Covid and preparations for the upcoming Climate Conference among other issues during her meeting with World Bank President David Malpass.
-
Informal Sector Hit Hardest By COVID Crisis In India: World Bank President
''....the hit that COVID caused on the Indian economy and especially on the informal sector of the Indian economy which is large," said David Malpass, World Bank, President
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World Bank Chief Says GDP Of Many Emerging Economies To Reach Pre-Pandemic Levels In 2022
Gross Domestic Product (GDP) in many emerging economies will return to pre-pandemic levels next year, while per capita income level in will take longer to recover, World Bank President David R. Malpass said on Monday.
-
Faster Global Growth Driven Primarily By US, China, India: World Bank Chief
There is now a faster global growth driven primarily by the US, China and India, World Bank president David Malpass has said even as he expressed concern over growing inequality due to the COVID-19 pandemic.
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India Blessed To Have Major Manufacturer Of Vaccines: World Bank Chief On Serum Institute
World Bank President David Malpass has said that with the Serum Institute, India is blessed to have a major manufacturer of global vaccines and he is encouraged by the country's ramping up of its domestic vaccination programme.
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World Bank Chief, A Trump Appointee, "Deeply Appalled" By US Capitol Violence
World Bank President David Malpass, a former adviser to President Donald Trump, told his staff he was deeply appalled by the storming of the Capitol by Trump supporters on Wednesday, and had been concerned about developments for years.
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COVID-19 May Increase Child Mortality Rate In Developing Countries: World Bank
The novel coronavirus pandemic will likely drive up child mortality rates in developing countries by slightly less than half of the current rate, World Bank President David Malpass said on Monday.
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Pandemic Could Cause Extreme Poverty To Surge By 100 Million: World Bank
The coronavirus pandemic may have driven as many as 100 million people back into extreme poverty, World Bank President David Malpass warned Thursday.
