US philanthropic foundation calls for better financing coordination with creditors
Christina Segal-Knowles, the Rockefeller Foundation’s managing director for international policy, speaks during an interview in Bangkok on Oct. 14. (Photo by Ken Kobayashi)
YUIYA SHIBATA
November 4, 2026 10:09 JST
BANGKOK — Rising debt service costs are squeezing developing countries’ ability to invest in growth, a senior official at the Rockefeller Foundation told Nikkei, calling for better coordination with creditors to prevent new financing from being swallowed up by debt repayments.