Summary
A review of the European Investment Bank's 2015 activities, focusing on its role in supporting SMEs, climate action, and regional economic cohesion. 10 27.04.2017
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energy
economy
finance
taxation
transport
environment
human rights
social policy
business and competition
public finance and budget policy
Key points
- The EIB remains a central pillar of EU investment, maintaining solid profitability with a net surplus in 2015.
- There is an urgent call to increase lending to SMEs and micro-enterprises to support job creation and economic resilience.
- The bank must intensify its commitment to climate action, specifically supporting the transition from fossil fuels to renewable energy.
- Greater transparency is required regarding tax avoidance and the disclosure of ultimate beneficial owners in funded projects.
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