British International Investment


British International Investment (BII) is the UK’s leading development finance institution, wholly owned by the UK Government. We’ve been at the forefront of supporting companies that help developing and emerging countries grow for the last 76 years. Our primary mission is to address global development challenges through strategic investments that promote sustainable and inclusive economic growth.
BII focuses on catalysing economic development, creating jobs, and building resilient economies in some of the world's most complex and underserved markets. We invest in businesses and projects that prioritise inclusive development, environmental sustainability, and innovation.
We currently partner with over 1,600 businesses in emerging economies, and we have total assets of £9.9 billion. We work with our investee partners to support them to succeed and grow impactful businesses.
Our approach is characterised by rigorous investment standards, high governance principles, and a commitment to delivering measurable development impact.
We foster a collaborative and intellectually stimulating work environment that values curiosity, innovation, and professional growth. Our culture balances high performance with a strong emphasis on wellbeing, ensuring our employees can achieve their full potential while contributing to our mission.
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Bright Network Black Heritage Future Leaders 2026
Meet Deloitte, UBS and Unilever at Black Heritage Future Leaders this September! 🌟 Discover your next steps at Black Heritage Future Leaders - the networking event to connect bright black heritage students with inclusive employers who champion diversity in the workplace. See if you're eligible to attend. Date: Monday, 7th September (10:30-17:15) Location: Cavendish Venues - 1 Basinghall Avenue, London EC2V 5DD (nearest tube station is Bank) Agenda: panel talks, skills sessions and networking 👋 Employers you'll meet | 🤝 DEI&B and accessibility *Sponsorship opportunities with participating employers may be limited for attendees without the permanent right to work in the UK.































