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The document discusses four international financial institutions that are agencies of the World Bank: 1) IBRD provides direct loans to governments and private entities. 2) IDA provides long-term, no-interest loans to developing countries. 3) IFC provides loans and equity to private companies, as well as derivatives and guarantees. 4) MIGA helps cover political risks for investments in member countries.
The document discusses four international financial institutions that are agencies of the World Bank: 1) IBRD provides direct loans to governments and private entities. 2) IDA provides long-term, no-interest loans to developing countries. 3) IFC provides loans and equity to private companies, as well as derivatives and guarantees. 4) MIGA helps cover political risks for investments in member countries.
The document discusses four international financial institutions that are agencies of the World Bank: 1) IBRD provides direct loans to governments and private entities. 2) IDA provides long-term, no-interest loans to developing countries. 3) IFC provides loans and equity to private companies, as well as derivatives and guarantees. 4) MIGA helps cover political risks for investments in member countries.
1. IBRD(International bank for reconstruction and development)
Direct loans
Directly to SPVs 2. IDA(international development association) Long term loans No interest Annual fees Limited to Indirect loans
3. IFC(international finance corporation)
Provides loans and equity Not required host intervention Derivatives to set up hedging policies Guarantee programs 4. MIGA (Multilateral investment guarantee agency) 163 members of world bank Cover political risk Need host intervention