Where is finance in the financialization of development?

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Table 1. Climate finance provided or mobilized by donor countries, 2013–2019.

	2013	2014	2015	2016	2017	2018	2019
Public bilateral (in USD billion)	22.5	23.1	25.9	28.0	27.0	32.0	28.8
Public multilateral (in USD billion)	15.5	20.4	16.2	18.9	27.5	29.6	34.1
Climate-related export credits	1.6	1.6	2.5	1.5	2.1	2.1	2.6
Private finance (in USD billion)	12.8	16.7	N/A	10.1	14.5	14.6	14.9
Total	52.2	61.8	N/A	58.6	71.2	78.3	79.6
Private finance as per cent of total	24.5	27.0	N/A	17.1	20.4	18.6	18.7

Notes: No private sector data for 2015, as OECD implemented new measurement criteria, private finance figures from 2013–2014 are not directly comparable to 2016–2019.

Source: Adapted from OECD (2021).

Table 2. Blackrock long-term assets under management, 2017–2021, in USD billions, Total AUM includes cash reserves not included in chart, and may not add precisely due to rounding.

	2021	2020	2019	2018	2017
Equity	5342.4	4419.8	3820.3	3085.8	3371.6
Fixed income	2822.0	2674.5	2315.4	1884.4	1855.5
Multi-asset	816.5	658.7	568.1	461.9	480.3
Alternatives	264.9	235.0	178.1	143.4	129.3
Total AUM	10,010.1	8676.7	7429.6	5975.8	6288.2

Source: Adapted from Blackrock (2022).

Figure 1. Total and private ‘Development Flows’ to DAC countries, 1960–2020, in USD Billions. Source: OECD.

OECD. (2021). Climate finance provided and mobilized by developed countries – aggregate trends updated with 2019 data.

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