Market Intelligence
Capital Flows: DFI Mobilisation and Domestic Co-Investment
Tracking how development finance is increasingly structured to crowd in domestic institutional co-investors.
Development finance institutions are increasingly measured on mobilisation. Structures that pair DFI anchor capital with domestic pension and insurance co-investment are gaining traction.
Why it matters
Domestic co-investment builds local capacity, matches currency, and creates a defensible domestic deployment leg — a principle at the core of AOA's operating model.
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