IFC starts fundraising for $10bn Infrastructure Crisis Facility

The multilateral investment arm of the World Bank committed $300m toward the equity portion of the three-tier facility and will seek additional commitments of $1.2bn to $10bn.

The World Bank’s International Finance Corporation (IFC) is establishing an Infrastructure Crisis Facility to help bridge the gap in available financing for infrastructure development in emerging markets.

The IFC’s board of governors approved the creation of the fund earlier today at a board meeting in Washington DC. The IFC has committed $300 million to the facility and expects to raise an additional $1.2

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