To promote economic development in developing countries

To provide financial assistance to governments

To regulate the international financial system

To promote trade between countries

1944

1956

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Kristalina Georgieva

David Malpass

Junaid Ahmed

Makhtar Diop

$2 billion

$4 billion

$6 billion

$8 billion

United States

Japan

Germany

China

Infrastructure

Agriculture

Manufacturing

Services

$10 million to $50 million

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$100 million to $200 million

$200 million to $300 million

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Washington, D.C.

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www.ifc.org

www.worldbank.org/ifc

www.imf.org/ifc

www.un.org/ifc

To promote economic development in developing countries by providing financial assistance to private sector projects.

To promote economic development in developing countries by providing financial assistance to governments.

To regulate the international financial system.

To promote trade between countries.

To be the world's leading development finance institution.

To be the world's leading provider of financial assistance to governments.

To be the world's leading regulator of the international financial system.

To be the world's leading promoter of trade between countries.