News
23 July 2018

IFC and Citibank sign $1.2bn deal to support trade in emerging markets

Region:
Americas, Asia-Pacific, Europe , Middle East & Africa

The International Finance Corporation and Citi have signed a $1.2 billion risk-sharing facility to help stimulate the growth of trade in emerging markets and to support economic development. IFC and partners will contribute $600 million, and Citi will provide an additional $600 million. This...

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