IFC Annual Report 2006 : Increasing Impact, Volume 2
The International Finance Corporation (IFC), in its 50th year, is the largest provider of multilateral financing for private sector projects in the developing world. In fiscal 2006, it committed $6.7 billion in funds from its own account and mobili...
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okr-10986-75282021-04-23T14:02:38Z IFC Annual Report 2006 : Increasing Impact, Volume 2 International Finance Corporation AGRICULTURE ASSETS AUTHORIZED CAPITAL BENCHMARK BENCHMARKS BONDS BORROWING CAPACITY BUILDING CAPITAL GAINS COMMERCIAL BANKS CORPORATE GOVERNANCE CREDIT GUARANTEES CREDIT POLICIES CREDIT RATING AGENCIES DEBT INSTRUMENTS DEPOSITS DERIVATIVES DISCLOSURE DIVIDENDS ECONOMIC GROWTH ENVIRONMENTAL EQUITY INVESTMENT EXPENDITURES FINANCIAL ACCOUNTING FINANCIAL INSTITUTIONS FINANCIAL INSTRUMENTS FINANCIAL INTERMEDIARIES FINANCIAL REPORTING FIXED INCOME FOREIGN EXCHANGE FOREIGN INVESTMENT FORESTRY FORWARD CONTRACTS FUTURES GOVERNMENT BONDS INCOME INSURANCE INTEREST INCOME INTEREST RATE INTEREST RATE SWAPS INTERNATIONAL CAPITAL MARKETS INTERNATIONAL DEVELOPMENT INTERNATIONAL FINANCE INTERNATIONAL FINANCIAL INSTITUTIONS INVESTMENT ACTIVITY INVESTMENT CLIMATE INVESTMENT COMMITMENTS INVESTMENT OPERATIONS INVESTMENT PORTFOLIO INVESTMENT PRODUCTS INVESTMENT PROGRAM INVESTMENT PROJECTS INVESTMENT STRATEGY LIQUIDATION LIQUIDITY MARKET FACTORS MARKET RISK METALS MULTILATERAL INVESTMENT GUARANTEE AGENCY NET WORTH OIL OPEN INTEREST OUTSTANDING DEBT PORTFOLIO MANAGEMENT PORTFOLIO PERFORMANCE PORTFOLIO SUPERVISION PORTFOLIOS PREFERRED STOCK PRICING POLICIES PRIVATE CAPITAL PRIVATE INVESTORS PRIVATIZATION PROFITABILITY PROJECT FINANCING RETAINED EARNINGS RISK EXPOSURES RISK MANAGEMENT SECURITIES SHARE CAPITAL STATEMENT STATEMENTS SUBSCRIPTIONS SUSTAINABLE DEVELOPMENT SWAPS TECHNICAL ASSISTANCE The International Finance Corporation (IFC), in its 50th year, is the largest provider of multilateral financing for private sector projects in the developing world. In fiscal 2006, it committed $6.7 billion in funds from its own account and mobilized an additional $1.6 billion through syndications and $1.3 billion through structured finance. Based on the total costs of the private sector projects it helped finance this year, each $1 in IFC commitments for its own account resulted in an additional $2.88 in funding from other sources. Altogether, IFC supported 284 investment projects in 66 countries. This year nearly a quarter of IFC commitments were in low-income or high-risk countries, demonstrating the viability of private enterprise even in difficult environments. IFC's investment commitments to firms operating in the Middle East and North Africa more than doubled in fiscal 2006, and commitments for private sector projects in Sub-Saharan Africa increased nearly 60 percent. IFC introduced a new development outcome tracking system for investment operations to measure and track results throughout the life of a project; a similar system was implemented to monitor the development impact of all active technical assistance and advisory projects. 2012-06-08T15:37:16Z 2012-06-08T15:37:16Z 2006 http://documents.worldbank.org/curated/en/2006/09/7071692/international-finance-corporation-ifc-annual-report-2006-increasing-impact-year-review-international-finance-corporation-ifc-annual-report-2006-increasing-impact-year-review-volume-2 http://hdl.handle.net/10986/7528 English en_US CC BY-NC-ND 3.0 IGO http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by-nc-nd/3.0/igo/ World Bank Washington, DC Publications & Research :: World Bank Annual Report Publications & Research :: Publication |
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AGRICULTURE ASSETS AUTHORIZED CAPITAL BENCHMARK BENCHMARKS BONDS BORROWING CAPACITY BUILDING CAPITAL GAINS COMMERCIAL BANKS CORPORATE GOVERNANCE CREDIT GUARANTEES CREDIT POLICIES CREDIT RATING AGENCIES DEBT INSTRUMENTS DEPOSITS DERIVATIVES DISCLOSURE DIVIDENDS ECONOMIC GROWTH ENVIRONMENTAL EQUITY INVESTMENT EXPENDITURES FINANCIAL ACCOUNTING FINANCIAL INSTITUTIONS FINANCIAL INSTRUMENTS FINANCIAL INTERMEDIARIES FINANCIAL REPORTING FIXED INCOME FOREIGN EXCHANGE FOREIGN INVESTMENT FORESTRY FORWARD CONTRACTS FUTURES GOVERNMENT BONDS INCOME INSURANCE INTEREST INCOME INTEREST RATE INTEREST RATE SWAPS INTERNATIONAL CAPITAL MARKETS INTERNATIONAL DEVELOPMENT INTERNATIONAL FINANCE INTERNATIONAL FINANCIAL INSTITUTIONS INVESTMENT ACTIVITY INVESTMENT CLIMATE INVESTMENT COMMITMENTS INVESTMENT OPERATIONS INVESTMENT PORTFOLIO INVESTMENT PRODUCTS INVESTMENT PROGRAM INVESTMENT PROJECTS INVESTMENT STRATEGY LIQUIDATION LIQUIDITY MARKET FACTORS MARKET RISK METALS MULTILATERAL INVESTMENT GUARANTEE AGENCY NET WORTH OIL OPEN INTEREST OUTSTANDING DEBT PORTFOLIO MANAGEMENT PORTFOLIO PERFORMANCE PORTFOLIO SUPERVISION PORTFOLIOS PREFERRED STOCK PRICING POLICIES PRIVATE CAPITAL PRIVATE INVESTORS PRIVATIZATION PROFITABILITY PROJECT FINANCING RETAINED EARNINGS RISK EXPOSURES RISK MANAGEMENT SECURITIES SHARE CAPITAL STATEMENT STATEMENTS SUBSCRIPTIONS SUSTAINABLE DEVELOPMENT SWAPS TECHNICAL ASSISTANCE |
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AGRICULTURE ASSETS AUTHORIZED CAPITAL BENCHMARK BENCHMARKS BONDS BORROWING CAPACITY BUILDING CAPITAL GAINS COMMERCIAL BANKS CORPORATE GOVERNANCE CREDIT GUARANTEES CREDIT POLICIES CREDIT RATING AGENCIES DEBT INSTRUMENTS DEPOSITS DERIVATIVES DISCLOSURE DIVIDENDS ECONOMIC GROWTH ENVIRONMENTAL EQUITY INVESTMENT EXPENDITURES FINANCIAL ACCOUNTING FINANCIAL INSTITUTIONS FINANCIAL INSTRUMENTS FINANCIAL INTERMEDIARIES FINANCIAL REPORTING FIXED INCOME FOREIGN EXCHANGE FOREIGN INVESTMENT FORESTRY FORWARD CONTRACTS FUTURES GOVERNMENT BONDS INCOME INSURANCE INTEREST INCOME INTEREST RATE INTEREST RATE SWAPS INTERNATIONAL CAPITAL MARKETS INTERNATIONAL DEVELOPMENT INTERNATIONAL FINANCE INTERNATIONAL FINANCIAL INSTITUTIONS INVESTMENT ACTIVITY INVESTMENT CLIMATE INVESTMENT COMMITMENTS INVESTMENT OPERATIONS INVESTMENT PORTFOLIO INVESTMENT PRODUCTS INVESTMENT PROGRAM INVESTMENT PROJECTS INVESTMENT STRATEGY LIQUIDATION LIQUIDITY MARKET FACTORS MARKET RISK METALS MULTILATERAL INVESTMENT GUARANTEE AGENCY NET WORTH OIL OPEN INTEREST OUTSTANDING DEBT PORTFOLIO MANAGEMENT PORTFOLIO PERFORMANCE PORTFOLIO SUPERVISION PORTFOLIOS PREFERRED STOCK PRICING POLICIES PRIVATE CAPITAL PRIVATE INVESTORS PRIVATIZATION PROFITABILITY PROJECT FINANCING RETAINED EARNINGS RISK EXPOSURES RISK MANAGEMENT SECURITIES SHARE CAPITAL STATEMENT STATEMENTS SUBSCRIPTIONS SUSTAINABLE DEVELOPMENT SWAPS TECHNICAL ASSISTANCE International Finance Corporation IFC Annual Report 2006 : Increasing Impact, Volume 2 |
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The International Finance Corporation
(IFC), in its 50th year, is the largest provider of
multilateral financing for private sector projects in the
developing world. In fiscal 2006, it committed $6.7 billion
in funds from its own account and mobilized an additional
$1.6 billion through syndications and $1.3 billion through
structured finance. Based on the total costs of the private
sector projects it helped finance this year, each $1 in IFC
commitments for its own account resulted in an additional
$2.88 in funding from other sources. Altogether, IFC
supported 284 investment projects in 66 countries. This year
nearly a quarter of IFC commitments were in low-income or
high-risk countries, demonstrating the viability of private
enterprise even in difficult environments. IFC's
investment commitments to firms operating in the Middle East
and North Africa more than doubled in fiscal 2006, and
commitments for private sector projects in Sub-Saharan
Africa increased nearly 60 percent. IFC introduced a new
development outcome tracking system for investment
operations to measure and track results throughout the life
of a project; a similar system was implemented to monitor
the development impact of all active technical assistance
and advisory projects. |
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International Finance Corporation |
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IFC Annual Report 2006 : Increasing Impact, Volume 2 |
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IFC Annual Report 2006 : Increasing Impact, Volume 2 |
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IFC Annual Report 2006 : Increasing Impact, Volume 2 |
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IFC Annual Report 2006 : Increasing Impact, Volume 2 |
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IFC Annual Report 2006 : Increasing Impact, Volume 2 |
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ifc annual report 2006 : increasing impact, volume 2 |
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Washington, DC |
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2012 |
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http://documents.worldbank.org/curated/en/2006/09/7071692/international-finance-corporation-ifc-annual-report-2006-increasing-impact-year-review-international-finance-corporation-ifc-annual-report-2006-increasing-impact-year-review-volume-2 http://hdl.handle.net/10986/7528 |
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