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The World Bank has been trying, lately, to return to a place much closer to its roots.
Today it may seem strange, but lending didn’t figure as part of the plan when the founders – principally John Maynard Keynes and US assistant secretary of the Treasury, Harry Dexter White – unveiled their brainchild 55 years ago at Bretton Woods.
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