This book examines some of the innovative new south-south financial arrangements and institutions that have recently emerged, as countries seek new ways to transform their economies and to shield themselves from economic turbulence. It will interest practitioners, researchers and students working on development finance.

Introductory issues and roadmap to Southern-led Development Finance, Diana Barrowclough, Kevin Gallagher and Kozul-Wright Part 1: Southern-led Development Finance - Rationale, innovations and implications 1. Solidarity and the South: The new landscape of long-term development finance and how to support it, Diana Barrowclough and Ricardo Gottschalk 2. The new development banks and financing of transformation in Latin America and the Caribbean, Rogério Studart and Luma Ramos Part 2: Long-term Finance - Banks, Funds and other sources of private and public investment 3. The "New" in the New Development Bank and implications for Africa, Talitha Bertelsmann-Scott and Cyril Prinsloo 4. The Neoliberal transformation of Development Banking: the Indian experience, C. P. Chandrasekhar 5. Chinese Development Finance in the Americas, Kevin Gallagher 6. Scaling up for the Sustainable Development Goals: Experimenting with South-South Models of Multilateral Development Banking, Ricardo Gottschalk and Daniel Poon 7. A connected and sustainable future - comparing lessons from southern-led regional banks and networks, CAF and the Islamic Development Bank compared, Rohini Kamal and Rebecca Ray 8. Towards a Regional Financial Architecture - the East Asian Experience, Mah Hui Lim Part 3: Regional Transformation and growth in practice - It's more than money 9. Industrial structure, intra-regional trade and financial cooperation in South America: challenges, links and hidden opportunities, André Biancarelli, Célio Hiratuka and Fernando Sarti 10. Physical integration in Latin America, a review of recent experiences and policy lessons, Ricardo Carciofi and Romina Gayá