Japanese development bank, the Japan Bank for International Co-operation, is tasked with integrating broader Asian demands into its operations. Environmental finance and capital markets support are two areas of increasing prominence for the bank. rnHard-hit by the disastrous global slump in demand that battered several export-driven economies during the end of 2008 and the first quarter of 2009, Japan has spent the past year mapping out a new strategy for future growth.rnAs the country seeks to diversify its economic base and stimulate domestic demand, Japan's development bank, Japan Bank for International Co-operation (JBIC), is confronted with a fundamental challenge, according to Hiroshi Watanabe, JBIC's president and CEO: how to integrate the demands of the ever-buoyant Asia region into its operations.
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