New members likely to join BRICS, expand green business: NDB president

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The 2021 Lujiazui Forum opened in #Shanghai on June 10. One of the highlights at this year’s event is the financial market’s role in carbon neutrality. In an exclusive interview with CGTN, New Development #Bank (#NDP) President Marcos Troyjo said BRICS is likely to welcome new members this year and that will help the NDB expand its business in green finance. So far, 20 percent of the bank’s business is related to climate issues. The NDB was established by BRICS nations in 2015.

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