EBRD

The EBRD is a multilateral development bank founded in 1991 to support the transition to successful market economies. It invests across nearly 40 economies on three continents - Europe, Asia and Africa - combining financial expertise with regional knowledge. Since inception it has committed over €220 billion to more than 7,800 projects, spanning infrastructure, private sector development and public-sector reform.

Sustainability is embedded in the bank's operations. The EBRD describes itself as a majority green bank and states that all of its activities are aligned with the Paris Agreement. Its work covers climate finance, sustainable finance, project finance and ESG, alongside policy dialogue with governments, businesses and civil society aimed at building stronger, greener economies. The bank's remit is grounded in commitments to transparency, accountability and multiparty democracy.

Employees work in teams drawn from dozens of countries, with professional backgrounds in finance, law, engineering and policy. The bank is headquartered in London and maintains local offices across its economies of operation. Careers span investment and project finance, climate and sustainability, infrastructure, advisory and policy dialogue, and regional operations.