ADB offers a range of financing instruments, products, and modalities to provide developing member countries with flexibility in determining how they can achieve development results.
The global financial industry is undertaking a significant transformation with the phasing out of London interbank offered rate (LIBOR) and transition to alternative reference rates.
ADB is supporting borrowers through the LIBOR transition. A disorderly LIBOR transition would present systemic risks and idiosyncratic risks for market participants and could have negative implications for borrowers. ADB has been preparing since 2018 to support borrowers towards an orderly LIBOR transition and to safeguard its financial soundness.
The impact of COVID-19. The phasing out of LIBOR has not been delayed by COVID-19. Global financial regulators have reconfirmed market participants need to be prepared to transition away from LIBOR by the end of 2021.
On 23 March 2021, the Alternative Reference Rates Committee (ARRC) announced that it will not be in a position to recommend a robust forward-looking Secured Overnight Financing Rate term rate by mid-2021, and that it cannot guarantee that it will be able to do so by the end of 2021. The ARRC encourages all market participants to continue to transition from LIBOR using the tools available now. Read more.
pay for goods, works, and services related to specific projects. Investment lending includes the project loan, sector loan, financial intermediation loan, emergency assistance loan, and multitranche financing facility.
provides general budget support to borrowers, helping countries facing a financing gap in their annual budget. PBL is disbursed only when the borrower completes policy reforms or actions that have been agreed with ADB.
focuses on the positive change ADB’s support brings to beneficiaries. This modality supports government-owned programs through a performance-based form of financing.
ADB's wide range of modalities meet the diverse and evolving needs of developing member countries.
Others modalities include project readiness financing, the small expenditure financing facility, PPP standby financing facility, and technical assistance.
This brochure presents the key features of Asian Development Bank Flexible Loan Product as well as basic terms and conditions to help the bank's sovereign and sovereign-guaranteed borrowers in making informed decisions.
The annual portfolio performance report (APPR) is a management report that details the state of the sovereign and nonsovereign portfolios of the Asian Development Bank (ADB).
The annual portfolio performance report (APPR) is a management report that details the state of the sovereign and nonsovereign portfolios of the Asian Development Bank (ADB).
The annual portfolio performance report (APPR) is a management report that details the state of the sovereign and nonsovereign portfolios of the Asian Development Bank (ADB).
ADB and the Government of Fiji today signed a $3 million grant from the Japan Fund for Prosperous and Resilient Asia and the Pacific, financed by the Government of Japan, to help the country prepare for an upswing in tourist arrivals.
Prime Minister of Nepal Sher Bahadur Deuba inaugurated Nepal’s second international airport, the Gautam Buddha International Airport, supported by ADB.
ADB today turned over to the Philippines the last batch of tablets, solar-powered transistor radios, and other IT equipment as part of its support for distance learning among secondary school students from poor and disadvantaged families.
ADB has announced a $1.03 million grant to the Government of Tonga from its Asia Pacific Disaster Response Fund to help finance the country’s response to community transmission of COVID-19.
Only authorized users can access the system. Users can request access by completing registration and evidence of authorized persons forms. Borrowers can also request viewer access. Download the forms. Borrowers and their executing and implementing agencies, can access the CPD through this link: https://cpd.adb.org.
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System Support Group SectionController’s Department (CTAC-TFAE SSG) +63 2 8632 4694 E-mailLast updated 26 June 2017