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Investments


IFC offers a wide variety of financial products and servicesfor private sector projects in developing countries.

IFC can provide a mix of financing that is tailored to meet the needs of each project. However, the bulk of the funding, as well as leadership and management responsibility, lies with private sector owners.

As a rule, the enterprises IFC finances must be majority private sector owned and controlled. Exceptions can be made for state-owned enterprises which are in the process of being privatized.

Although IFC does not take any government guarantees for its financing, IFC's work often requires close cooperation with government agencies in developing countries.

IFC's focus include investing in infrastructure, strengthening financial institutions, supporting the transformation of domestic companies into regional and global players, improving access to finance for underserved markets and focus on the needs of small and medium enterprises.

STATISTICAL DATA

IFC's Largest Country Exposure
Committed Portfolio for IFC's own account, as of June 30, 2012 ($ millions)
 


 
 
Bangladesh 270
Bhutan 4
India 3,963
Maldives 59
Nepal 39
Sri Lanka 178


Projects Financing and Portfolio
($ millions)

 
 
FY12
FY11
Financing committed for IFC's account 1,312
742
Loans
678
355
Equity
320
164
Guarantees and risk management
314
224
Total Commitments Signed
1,312
742

For more information see the
2012 Annual Report

FY12 Projects Commitments
FY12 Investment Portfolio

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