This Inside the Institutions explores the World Bank’s 2025 Shareholding Review, a governance mechanism intended to achieve equitable and legitimate representation of shareholders. It examines the persistent imbalance in voting structures across the Bank’s institutions and the limited outcomes of past reviews. It also considers civil society’s calls for structural reform, contrasting them with the Bank’s narrow focus on technical adjustments.
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