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2010 MIGA Annual Report Summary

Core Content

MIGA (Multilateral Investment Guarantee Agency) is a member of the World Bank Group, dedicated to promoting foreign direct investment (FDI) into developing countries to support economic growth, reduce poverty, and improve people's lives. In 2010, MIGA issued $1.5 billion in guarantees, marking a slight increase from the previous year's $1.4 billion. This reflects a return to a more diversified portfolio after a year focused on the financial sector in Europe and Central Asia due to the global economic crisis.

Main Points

• Mission: Promote FDI into developing countries to support economic growth, reduce poverty, and improve people's lives.
• Membership: MIGA has 175 member countries, with Mexico joining as the newest member in 2010.
• Guarantees Issued: $1.5 billion in FY2010, with a record high gross exposure of $7.7 billion.
• Operating Income: $33.9 million in FY2010, down from $50.6 million in FY2009.
• Project Support: MIGA supported 19 projects in FY2010, with a focus on sub-Saharan Africa, infrastructure, and "South-South" investments.
• Sector Breakdown:
  • Financial: 9 projects, 47% of total, $936.8 million in guarantees
  • Infrastructure: 4 projects, 21% of total, $178.3 million in guarantees
  • Agribusiness, manufacturing, and services: 5 projects, 26% of total, $123.7 million in guarantees
  • Oil, gas, and mining: 1 project, 6% of total, $225.0 million in guarantees
• Regional Focus:
  • Europe and Central Asia: 10 projects, 52% of total, $1,084.7 million in guarantees
  • Sub-Saharan Africa: 5 projects, 26% of total, $336.9 million in guarantees
  • Asia and the Pacific: 2 projects, 11% of total, $24.2 million in guarantees
  • Latin America and the Caribbean: 2 projects, 11% of total, $18.1 million in guarantees
• Key Projects:
  • Support for the modernization of the Port of Dakar in Senegal
  • First-time support for Ethiopia
  • Two small investments in Sierra Leone
• New Initiatives:
  • Entry into the private equity market with conditional guarantees
  • Launch of World Investment and Political Risk report, highlighting political risk as a major constraint for FDI
  • Establishment of a joint unit with IFC to enhance business development and cross-marketing

Key Information

• Total Commitments: The World Bank Group committed $72.9 billion in FY2010, including $58.7 billion from the World Bank (IBRD and IDA) and $12.7 billion from IFC.
• IDA Countries: $4.9 billion of IFC's total went to IDA countries.
• MIGA's Role: MIGA provides political risk insurance and guarantees to reduce the risks associated with FDI in developing countries.
• Reforms and Changes:
  • MIGA is undergoing a transformation to be more flexible and expand its services.
  • The World Bank Group's shareholders approved significant reforms, including a capital increase for the World Bank and increased voting power for developing and transition countries.
• Board Highlights:
  • The Board of Directors reviewed and approved 13 projects.
  • The Board also approved MIGA's 2011 budget and considered amendments to MIGA's Convention.
  • MIGA's Board of Governors consists of 24 directors, with voting power weighted by capital share.
• Staff and Leadership:
  • MIGA's Executive Vice President is Izumi Kobayashi.
  • The agency emphasized the importance of staff professionalism and commitment in achieving its mission.
  • A recruitment program for young professionals from developing countries was launched.

Financial Overview

• Guarantees Issued: $1.5 billion
• Gross Exposure: $7.7 billion (a record high)
• Net Exposure: $4.3 billion
• New Issuance (Gross): $1.5 billion
• New Issuance (Total): $1.5 billion (includes amounts leveraged through CUP)

Conclusion

MIGA played a vital role in supporting FDI in developing countries during FY2010, despite the global economic challenges. The agency's focus on political risk insurance and guarantees helped investors and lenders navigate uncertain environments, contributing to economic growth and poverty reduction. MIGA also strengthened its partnerships within the World Bank Group and expanded its services to meet evolving market demands.