Six months ago, the president had just announced the Liberation Day tariffs . . . how do you see Washington now six months later?
The rest of the world is moving on . . . There's a very strong commitment to the multilateral framework, very strong determination to pursue a win-win partnerships around the world, and there is a strong determination to pursue some policies, for example, green finance and climate action.
Josh Lipsky
The tariff shock is actually hitting more US companies than European companies, which are proving to be quite resilient for the moment.
It's absolutely not the case. I was just having important meetings with some finance ministers and they're staying the course when it comes to the green transition, no doubt about it.
We are not a defense ministry, but we are an investment bank that needs to invest in those areas which are key for Europe's prosperity and security going forward.
We cannot continue to trust that the systems that were functioning for the last eighty years are going to be also the basis for going forward. There's a new global order in the making.
Nadia Calviño
President, European Investment Bank
Nadia Calviño
President, European Investment Bank
Nadia Calviño
President, European Investment Bank
Josh Lipsky
In the US, things have changed somewhat on green finance, but my sense is your perspective outside the US is that that's not the case.
Nadia Calviño
President, European Investment Bank
Nadia Calviño
President, European Investment Bank