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The document provides information about the Islamic Development Bank (IDB). It details that the IDB was established in 1974 in Jeddah, Saudi Arabia by 57 member countries to promote social and economic development in Muslim communities. The IDB aims to alleviate poverty and promote human development, science/technology, Islamic economics and cooperation among member countries. It has a Board of Governors as its highest authority and a Board of Executive Directors that directs operations. The IDB is funded through sources like the Islamic Solidarity Fund for Development and its Waqf Fund.
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The International Bank of Reconstruction and Development (IBRD) is one of two major institutions that make up the World Bank.
The IBRD advises countries that are interested in limiting poverty and enabling sustainable development.
Its main focus is on providing financing and economic policy advice to help the leaders of middle-income countries navigate the path toward greater prosperity.History of the IBRD
The IBRD was founded in anticipation of the end of World War II, during the Bretton Woods Conference of 1944, a gathering of the 44 Allied Nations of the Second World War meant to establish the post-war global financial order. Along with establishing a new global monetary policy regime, the Bretton Woods Conference was also where the International Monetary Fund and the IBRD were formed.
The first loan ever issued by the International Bank Of Reconstruction and Development was to the government of France, to help finance the reconstruction of critical infrastructure. Following the reconstruction of Europe, the IBRD shifted its focus to promoting economic development in other parts of the world.
World bank
The World Bank is an international financial institution that provides loans and grants to developing countries for projects focused on areas like education, health, infrastructure, and poverty reduction. It has over 180 member countries and is comprised of five institutions, including the International Bank for Reconstruction and Development and the International Development Association. The World Bank aims to reduce global poverty and improve living standards through development programs and initiatives.
WORLD BANK AND IMF
The World Bank was established in 1945 to help finance post-war reconstruction in Europe. It later shifted its mission to economic development in poorer countries. It provides low-interest loans, grants, and technical assistance to developing nations for projects in areas like education, health, and infrastructure. The IMF was also formed in 1945 to promote international monetary cooperation and financial stability. It oversees the global monetary system and assists countries with temporary balance of payments issues. Both institutions are owned by member countries but have different roles, with the World Bank focusing on long-term development projects and the IMF on short-term macroeconomic stability.
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The document provides information on international financial institutions (IFIs) and the World Bank in particular. It defines IFIs as financial institutions established by more than one country. It notes the World Bank was established after WWII to assist in European reconstruction and provide mechanisms for global financial cooperation. The summary describes the World Bank as comprising the IBRD and IDA, which provide loans to countries for capital projects and development with the goal of reducing poverty.
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The document provides information about Zarai Taraqiati Bank Limited (ZTBL), including its history, mission, vision, objectives, infrastructure, products and services. Some key points:
- ZTBL was established in 1957 and is Pakistan's largest agricultural development institution, serving half a million clients annually through over 400 branches.
- It aims to promote growth of the agriculture sector by providing financial and technical services to farmers.
- ZTBL's infrastructure includes board committees that oversee audit, HR, risk and IT, as well as management committees. It has a presence across Pakistan.
- Products and services include deposit schemes, loan schemes for production, tea financing and more. Analysis
Regional development bank
The Asian Development Bank (ADB) is a regional development bank established in 1966 to promote economic development in Asia.
- ADB is headquartered in Manila, Philippines and currently has 67 members, with 48 being from Asia and the Pacific region.
- ADB focuses on providing loans, technical assistance, and grants to support projects related to agriculture, energy, education, health, and other development areas.
- Major functions of ADB include promoting investment for development, utilizing resources to finance regional and national projects, and providing technical assistance.
World bank
The World Bank was formed at the Bretton Woods conference in 1944 and originally launched as the International Bank for Reconstruction and Development in 1946. It aims to reduce poverty and currently consists of 5 organizations that provide financial and technical assistance to developing countries for economic and social progress. The World Bank lends to poorer countries through IDA and develops countries through IBRD by issuing bonds and sets conditions for loans including that projects must aid development and borrowers must be able to repay the loans.
The World Bank
The World Bank is an international financial institution that provides loans and grants to low and middle income countries for development projects. It was established in 1944 at the Bretton Woods Conference and currently has 189 member countries. The World Bank aims to reduce poverty and boost shared prosperity through financing projects in areas like health, education, infrastructure, agriculture and more. It has responded to the COVID-19 pandemic by making $160 billion available for testing, medical supplies, vaccine distribution and economic relief.
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The IMF is one of most influential International Financial Institution committed for the reducing global poverty by meeting the challenges and opportunities of globalization. Hence, It urges on its member countries continued cooperation on transparent monetary and economic policies, honest government, and the establishment of rule of law. Although the IMF has been contributing to the economic development of developing countries including Bangladesh, we need to deeply examine the recommendations before accept the Fund’s assistance because of some controversial events has arisen before.
national bank of pakistan
National Bank of Pakistan (NBP) is the largest commercial bank in Pakistan. It was established in 1949 and is headquartered in Karachi. NBP has over 1,276 branches within Pakistan and internationally. The bank offers various personal and commercial banking services, and acts as an agent for the State Bank of Pakistan. NBP aims to be recognized as a leader in the banking industry through excellence, upholding the highest service standards, and maximizing stakeholder value.
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The document discusses the international monetary system and related organizations. It provides details about:
1) The international monetary system regulates valuations and exchange of money across countries through rules and regulations. It facilitates capital flows and trade.
2) Key participants in the system include multinational corporations, investors, and financial institutions. Facilitating organizations are the IMF, World Bank, WTO, and others.
3) The IMF was established in 1944 and aims to promote international monetary cooperation and financial stability through surveillance, policy advice, and lending.
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Islamic development bank
- 2. Muhammad Ali shan MC17-284 Zohaib khan MC17-284 Syed Irfan MC17- 282 Waqar MC17-285 Usama MC17-291
- 4. OUTLINE: ❖Introduction ❖Languages ❖Vision ❖Mission ❖IDB member countries ❖Head office ❖Offices ❖Board of executive directors
- 5. ❖Organization structure ❖Management structure ❖Capital structure ❖Source of fund ❖Objectives ❖Schemes and functions ❖Swot analysis ❖conclusion
- 6. INTRODUCTION • The Islamic development bank is an international Islamic financial institution • Established at the city of Jeddah, kingdom of Saudi Arabia on 24/7/1394(12/8/1974), signed and ratified by all member countries • Bank was formally opened on 15 Shawwal 1395h corresponding to 20 October 1975.
- 7. Who they Are ? • The Islamic Development Bank is a multilateral development bank (MDB), working to improve the lives of those we serve by promoting social and economic development in Muslim countries and communities worldwide, delivering impact at scale. They provide the infrastructure to enable people to lead better lives and achieve their full potential.
- 8. LANGUAGES • .The official language of the bank is Arabic but English and French are additionally used as working languages.
- 9. VISION Our Vision is to be a world-class development bank inspired by Islamic principles. We will transform the landscape of human development in the Muslim and non-Muslim world, and help restore human dignity.
- 10. MISSION The IDB Group is committed to alleviating oPoverty oPromoting human development oScience and technology oIslamic economics oBanking and finance and oEnhancing cooperation member countries. amongst
- 11. IDB MEMBER COUNTRIES •The present membership of the Bank consists of 57 countries. •HEAD OFFICE • Head office and regional offices of the IDB THE banks principal office is in the JEDDA kingdom of SAUDI ARABIA. Four regional offices were opened in Rabat, Morocco (1994),Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia (1994). Kazakhstan (1997), and Dakar, Senegal(2008) • Eight offices in different country
- 12. ORGANIZATION STRUCTURE oThe Board of Governors, oThe Board of Executive Directors, and oThe President
- 14. Board of Governors • The Board of Governors is the highest authority of the Bank. Each member country of the Bank is represented on the Board with a Governor and an Alternate Governor. In most cases, one or both of them are of ministerial status. The Board meets once a year to consider and approve the financial statements for the past fiscal year, to appoint the external auditors and to lay down the future policies of the Bank.
- 15. BOARD OF EXECUTIVE DIRECTORS . The Board of Executive Directors (BED) is the body responsible for the direction of the general operations and policies of the Bank. The BED is currently composed of eighteen members - nine Executive Directors appointed by their countries, which are the main shareholders, while nine others are elected by the Governors of other countries. The term of office for members of the BED is a renewable period of three years.
- 16. President •Dr. Bandar M. H. Hajjar
- 17. CAPITAL STRUCTURE Capital as per the decision of the 38th annual meeting of the board of governors, the authorized capital of the IDB was raised to id 100 billion and its subscribed capital to id 50 billion.
- 18. SOURCES OF FUNDS: 1) Islamic Solidarity Fund for Development (ISFD) oincome from the Waqf; oii. funds derived from its operations; and oiii. other resources received by the Fund 2) IDB Waqf Fund oReturn from cash and cash equivalents and fixed deposits with banks; oII. Profit on managed investment; oIII. Net income from deposits of the Unit Investment Fund (UIF); and oIV. Investment in Murabaha and other funds
- 19. OBJECTIVES • The following are the main objectives of IDB • Promotion of islamic financial industries and institution. • Poverty alleviation. • Promotion of cooperation among member countries.
- 20. SWOT ANALYSIS:
- 21. STRENGTHS ✓ Creation and promotion of long term jobs ✓ Development of access to basic social services ✓ increase the relationship among different countries. ✓ Increase research and development
- 22. WEAKNESSES• ✓Decrease in government ownership increased vulnerability ✓ High level of dependence on a few commodities for export earnings. ✓ Under-developed agro-processing. High unemployment and high cost of production. ✓ Low rate of public and private savings.
- 23. OPPORTUNITIES ➢ Increase in agricultural production. ➢ The potential crop land (12 million ha) of which less than 5 million ha are used today. ➢ Other sectors such as mining and tourism.
- 24. THREATS: ✓ The socio-political instability in West Africa. ✓ The possibility of accumulation of debt to the Bank Group. ✓ Probable weak capacity of public administration.
- 25. CONCLUSION: The parties should consciously and willingly agree on the conditions of contract without compulsion or duress. An implication of this is that any agreement made in a state of unconsciousness (such as under the influence of intoxicants or imposed by force is not valid).
- 26. Thank You