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2017 IFC Annual Report Summary

Core Content

The 2017 IFC Annual Report highlights the organization's role in leveraging private finance to drive development and achieve the Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs). It emphasizes the importance of creating markets and opportunities to end poverty, rebuild conflict-affected economies, tackle climate change, and advance gender equality.

Main Points

• Mission and Vision: IFC aims to maximize private finance for development to achieve significant global impact.
• Strategic Framework: IFC 3.0 is introduced as a new strategic framework that focuses on proactive market creation and innovative financial tools.
• Key Goals: The report outlines the World Bank Group's goals of ending extreme poverty by 2030 and boosting prosperity among the poorest 40% in low- and middle-income countries.
• Private Sector Engagement: IFC works with the private sector to develop and implement solutions that are sustainable and inclusive.

Financial Highlights

• Investment Commitments: IFC's total investment commitments in 2017 were $19.3 billion, including $7.5 billion mobilized from investment partners.
• Investment Disbursements: The total investment disbursements were $12.6 billion.
• Committed Portfolio: The total committed portfolio was $71.1 billion, with $55 billion for IFC's own account and $16 billion for syndicated loans.
• Net Income: IFC reported a net income of $1.4 billion in 2017, with a net loss of $33 million in 2016.
• Total Assets: IFC's total assets were $92.3 billion.
• Key Ratios:
  • Return on average assets (GAAP basis): 1.60%
  • Return on average capital (GAAP basis): 5.90%
  • Cash and liquid investments as a percentage of next three years' estimated net cash requirements: 82%
  • Debt-to-equity ratio: 2.7:1
  • Total resources required ($ billions): 19.4
  • Total resources available ($ billions): 23.6
  • Reserve against losses on loans: 6.1%

Operational Highlights

• Projects and Countries: IFC supported 342 projects in 75 countries in 2017.
• Core Mobilization: $7.5 billion in core mobilization.
• Syndicated Loans: $3.5 billion in syndicated loans.
• IFC Initiatives & Other: $2.2 billion.
• AMC Funds: $531 million.
• PPP Financing: $1.2 billion.

Advisory Services

• Program Expenditures: $245.7 million.
• Share in IDA Countries: 63% of advisory services were delivered to IDA countries.
• Focus on Gender: Almost a third of new advisory projects included a focus on gender impact.

Case Study: Jordan

• IFC helped Jordan leverage private capital to finance an airport expansion.
• This led to increased passenger numbers, over $1 billion in new government revenues, no new public debt, and economic growth.

Strategic Initiatives

• IFC 3.0: A new strategic framework that emphasizes proactive market creation and collaboration with other development partners.
• Blended Finance: IFC uses small amounts of donor funds to de-risk projects and attract private investment.
• Private Sector Window (PSW): A $2.5 billion initiative to support private investment in IDA countries.
• Green Cornerstone Bond Fund: A $2 billion fund aimed at unlocking private funding for climate-related projects.
• MCPP Infrastructure: A $5 billion initiative to mobilize private capital from insurance companies and institutional investors for infrastructure projects.

Leadership and Team

• IFC's leadership team is composed of experienced professionals with diverse backgrounds and expertise.
• Key members include:
  • Philippe Le Houerou (CEO)
  • Mohamed Gouled (Vice President, Risk and Financial Sustainability)
  • Jingdong Hua (Vice President and Treasurer)
  • Saran Kebet-Koulibaly (Vice President, Portfolio Management)
  • Hans Peter Lankes (Vice President, Economics and Private Sector Development)
  • Bernard Lauwers (Vice President and World Bank Group Controller)
  • Nena Stoiljkovic (Vice President, Blended Finance and Partnerships)
  • Ethiopsis Tafara (General Counsel and Vice President, ESG Sustainability and Compliance Risk)
  • Dimitris Tsitsiragos (Vice President, New Business)
  • Stephanie von Friedeburg (Vice President, Corporate Strategy and Resources)
  • Gavin E.R. Wilson (CEO, IFC Asset Management Company)

Impact and Achievements

• IFC's investment portfolio grew to $55 billion in 2017.
• The portfolio contributed to 2.4 million jobs, $411 billion in micro, small, and medium loans, and services for millions of people.
• IFC's climate-related investments accounted for 25% of total financing in 2017.
• IFC's focus on women included helping them access financial services, supporting female entrepreneurs, and fostering gender parity in the corporate world.

Conclusion

The report underscores IFC's commitment to creating markets and opportunities through innovative financial tools and a strong partnership with the private sector. It outlines a vision for the future that involves scaling up efforts, leveraging resources, and enhancing the role of the private sector in development.