Private-lending arm looks set for a tune-up

Private-lending arm looks set for a tune-up

Headline: Private-lending arm looks set for a tune-upSource: EuromoneyDate: November 2001Author: James Smalhout INTERNATIONAL FINANCE CORPORATION Peter Woicke The International Finance Corporation, the World Bank’s affiliate for private-sector investment, could be ripe for an infusion of new capital, as World Bank president James Wolfensohn recently signalled (Euromoney, September 2001). There’s just […]

Headline: Private-lending arm looks set for a tune-up
Source: Euromoney
Date: November 2001
Author: James Smalhout

INTERNATIONAL FINANCE CORPORATION







Peter Woicke

The International Finance Corporation, the World Bank’s affiliate for private-sector investment, could be ripe for an infusion of new capital, as World Bank president James Wolfensohn recently signalled (Euromoney, September 2001). There’s just one catch. Key players among the 186 member governments that are the IFC’s current shareholders – the G7 in particular – have been in no mood to contribute new funds.

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