So far, no-one knows what happens in such a case. The balance is still unstable. Efforts are being made to achieve stability, but it remains to be seen how effective they will be. The coalition of international investors, sponsors and donors mentioned above is to date the only one of its kind. That creates barriers to market entry for the relevant service offers.
Competition is desirable.
But due to the tasks to be solved, possible competitors must also be networks and coalitions. There are in fact efforts to enable competition to emerge. But so far they have had little success. They relate to the exit of international investors, the role of local investors, and the general justification of development assistance for projects which according to their concept are to make a profit. To plan the retreat of the international investors from the newly-founded banks at this early stage would throw the incentive into doubt at all levels.