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Latest revision as of 01:15, 28 December 2024
Sustainability - infrastructure - public sector - United Kingdom.
(NWF).
The UK's National Wealth Fund is a successor to - and expansion of - the former UK Infrastructure Bank.
It is owned by the UK government, and established to support not only green infrastructure, but also to support delivery of the wider UK industrial strategy in areas where there is an undersupply in private finance.
The NWF's investment principles include an expectation that any investment the NWF makes will also crowd in significant private capital over time.
See also
- Additionality
- Catalytic capital
- Climate change
- Crowd in
- Emissions
- Infrastructure
- Infrastructure and Projects Authority
- Net zero
- Sustainability
- UK Infrastructure Bank (UKIB)
