INTERNATIONAL FINANCE
CORPORATION
INTRODUCTION
• International Financial Corporation (IFC) is
financial institution offers Investment
Advisory & Asset Management.
• Helps private sectors of the developing or
member countries .
• IFC helps and encourage the development
of private enterprises of nation to build the
infrastructure .
• IFC was established at the part of world
bank group focuses on reducing Poverty
and increasing
development .
HISTORY
• The World Bank and International Monetary Fund was
designed by delegates at Bretton woods conference in
1944.
• IBRD, became operational in 1946 and Robert Garner join
the World Bank in 1947 as senior executive and colleagues
proposed establishing a new institution for the purpose of
making private investment in less developed countries
World Bank.
• IFC started it's operation under the leadership of Garner. It
initially had 12 members and $100 million in capital.
• The corporation made its inaugural investment in 1957 by
making a $2 million long to Brazil based affiliate of Siemens
and Alsek (Siemens AG's)
GOALS OF IFC
The Development of sustainable Agriculture
Expanding Small business
Infrastructure Improvement as well as
climate change
OBJECTIVE OF IFC
• Provide long term Capital/ Investment
• Assuring Balance of Payment Equilibrium and balance of payment.
• Promote Foreign Investment in member country:-
1. To Provide guarantee on private loan.
2. If these not, IFC Provide loans for productive activities on consideration
condition.
3. Implementation of development project in the member country.
FUNCTION OF THE IFC
• Assist the country on economic development .
• Financial, Legal and Technical Advice .
• Helping companies in developing and LDS country
• Provide Investment . to the
private investor at its own guarantee .
• The rates, loan service, Term and condition are decided by IFC .
• Analyze the economic condition of LDC Countries.
• Mobilise Financing in international Financing market.
INVESTMENT BY REGION FY 2019
0%
22%
20%
10%
30%
18%
Commitments of IFC’s Account :-$19.1 Billion
Global
Sub Sahran Africa
East asia and pacific
South asia
Europe and central asia
Latin america and caribbean
INVESTMENT BY INDUSTRY 2019
Agribusiness
and forestry
7%
Consumer service
9%
Finance market
21%
Funds
3%
Infrastucture
9%
Manufacturing
7%
Oil, Gas ,
Mining
3%
Telecommunication
and IT
2%
39%
Commitments For IFC’s Account :- 19.1 Billion
STAGES OF PROJECT CYCLE
• Business Development
• Early review
• Appraisal
• Investment Review
• Negotiation
• Public Notification
• Commitment
• Disbursement of fund
• Evaluation
• Closing
FINANCIAL PERFORMANCE
• 2010 Net Income :- $1.75 billion
• 10 Funding $12.59 Billion
• 2010 Projects 736 Projects Valued
$8.59 Million
• 2011 Projects 642 valued at $820
million
• 2011 Funding $12.18 Billion
• 2011 Net Income :- $1.58 Billion
Services Provided
Loan
Equity
Trade and Supply chain
Advisory
Venture capital
Asset Management
Expertise Field
Agribusiness
Financial institution
Health Education
Infrastructure
Manufacturing
Tourism
PROJECTS BY IFC
• Telecommunication Deal Between IFC and Afghanistan leading Telecom Company
• Bangladesh investment and advisory services in financial services and supporting
textile industry
• India improving logistics , improving financial inclusion , tackling impact on water
scarcity
CONCLUSION

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    INTRODUCTION • International FinancialCorporation (IFC) is financial institution offers Investment Advisory & Asset Management. • Helps private sectors of the developing or member countries . • IFC helps and encourage the development of private enterprises of nation to build the infrastructure . • IFC was established at the part of world bank group focuses on reducing Poverty and increasing development .
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    HISTORY • The WorldBank and International Monetary Fund was designed by delegates at Bretton woods conference in 1944. • IBRD, became operational in 1946 and Robert Garner join the World Bank in 1947 as senior executive and colleagues proposed establishing a new institution for the purpose of making private investment in less developed countries World Bank. • IFC started it's operation under the leadership of Garner. It initially had 12 members and $100 million in capital. • The corporation made its inaugural investment in 1957 by making a $2 million long to Brazil based affiliate of Siemens and Alsek (Siemens AG's)
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    GOALS OF IFC TheDevelopment of sustainable Agriculture Expanding Small business Infrastructure Improvement as well as climate change
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    OBJECTIVE OF IFC •Provide long term Capital/ Investment • Assuring Balance of Payment Equilibrium and balance of payment. • Promote Foreign Investment in member country:- 1. To Provide guarantee on private loan. 2. If these not, IFC Provide loans for productive activities on consideration condition. 3. Implementation of development project in the member country.
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    FUNCTION OF THEIFC • Assist the country on economic development . • Financial, Legal and Technical Advice . • Helping companies in developing and LDS country • Provide Investment . to the private investor at its own guarantee . • The rates, loan service, Term and condition are decided by IFC . • Analyze the economic condition of LDC Countries. • Mobilise Financing in international Financing market.
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    INVESTMENT BY REGIONFY 2019 0% 22% 20% 10% 30% 18% Commitments of IFC’s Account :-$19.1 Billion Global Sub Sahran Africa East asia and pacific South asia Europe and central asia Latin america and caribbean
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    INVESTMENT BY INDUSTRY2019 Agribusiness and forestry 7% Consumer service 9% Finance market 21% Funds 3% Infrastucture 9% Manufacturing 7% Oil, Gas , Mining 3% Telecommunication and IT 2% 39% Commitments For IFC’s Account :- 19.1 Billion
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    STAGES OF PROJECTCYCLE • Business Development • Early review • Appraisal • Investment Review • Negotiation • Public Notification • Commitment • Disbursement of fund • Evaluation • Closing
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    FINANCIAL PERFORMANCE • 2010Net Income :- $1.75 billion • 10 Funding $12.59 Billion • 2010 Projects 736 Projects Valued $8.59 Million • 2011 Projects 642 valued at $820 million • 2011 Funding $12.18 Billion • 2011 Net Income :- $1.58 Billion
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    Services Provided Loan Equity Trade andSupply chain Advisory Venture capital Asset Management
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    Expertise Field Agribusiness Financial institution HealthEducation Infrastructure Manufacturing Tourism
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    PROJECTS BY IFC •Telecommunication Deal Between IFC and Afghanistan leading Telecom Company
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    • Bangladesh investmentand advisory services in financial services and supporting textile industry • India improving logistics , improving financial inclusion , tackling impact on water scarcity
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