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  • Funding cut to EBRD gravy train

Funding cut to EBRD gravy train

08 February 2008 5:22PM
The Australian government will cease to provide any on-going funding to the European Bank for Reconstruction and Development, effective from 2010, The Age reported.

Peter Reith, the former coalition minister who serves as an executive director of the bank, won't have his appointment renewed.
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