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Evaluation of the International Finance Corporation's global trade finance program, 2006-12 /
As part of its strategy to support global trade, the World Bank Group seeks to enhance trade finance in emerging markets. In 2005 the International Finance Corporation (IFC), part of the Bank Group, introduced the Global Trade Finance Program (GTFP) to support the extension of trade finance to under...
| Clasificación: | Libro Electrónico |
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| Formato: | Electrónico eBook |
| Idioma: | Inglés |
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Washington, DC :
World Bank,
[2013]
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| Colección: | World Bank e-Library.
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| Acceso en línea: | Texto completo |
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- Cover; CONTENTS; ABBREVIATIONS; ACKNOWLEDGMENTS; OVERVIEW; MANAGEMENT RESPONSE; CHAIRPERSON'S SUMMARY; STATEMENT BY THE EXTERNAL EXPERT PANEL; 1. BACKGROUND AND CONTEXT; The World Bank Group's Strategy to Support Trade and Financial Intermediation; FIGURES; Figure 1.1 The World Bank Group's Strategy to Support Trade, 2011-21; The Role of Trade Finance; Characteristics of the Trade Finance Industry since 2006; Summary; Notes; References; 2. IFC'S GLOBAL TRADE FINANCE PROGRAM: OBJECTIVES AND DESIGN; Program Objectives, Design, and Evolution; BOXES.
- Box 2.1 Operation of a Typical GTFP Letter of Credit TransactionTABLES; Table 2.1 Increases in the GTFP Program Limit since FY05; Box 2.2 IFC's Trade and Supply Chain Products; Other Trade Finance Initiatives; Summary; Table 2.2 Annual GTFP Commitments as a Proportion of Total IFC Commitments; 3. RELEVANCE OF THE GLOBAL TRADE FINANCE PROGRAM; Factors Affecting the Supply of Trade Finance; Table 3.1 Factors That May Limit the Supply of Trade Finance; Figure 3.1 IFC Additionality in Providing Risk Mitigation under the GTFP; Table 3.2 Changes in the Use of the GTFP, 2006-12.
- Additionality of the GTFPTable 3.3 GTFP Use by Country and Issuing Bank Risk Ratings by Region, 2006-12; Figure 3.2 Average GTFP Country and Issuing Bank Risk Levels, FY06-12; Table 3.4 GTFP Guarantees by Country and Issuing Bank Risk; Figure 3.3 GTFP Guarantee Volume by Country and Issuing Bank Credit Risk Ratings, 2006-12; Summary; Table 3.5 Pricing of GTFP Guarantees, FY06-12; Notes; References; 4. EFFECTIVENESS OF THE GTFP IN SUPPORTING ACCESS TO TRADE FINANCE IN UNDERSERVED MARKETS; Reaching IDA, Low-Income, and Fragile Countries; Table 4.1 GTFP Reach in Low-Income and IDA Countries.
- Table 4.2 Top Ten GTFP Countries by Volume, 2006-12Helping Banks Build Partner Networks; Table 4.3 Concentration of GTFP Compared to IFC Long-Term Investments; Reaching Small and Medium-Size Enterprises; Table 4.4 Change in the Average Size of GTFP Guarantees, FY06-12; Supporting "Critical" Sectors of the Economy; Table 4.5 Share of Guarantees Less Than 1 Million; Table 4.6 GTFP Use by Sector, FY06-12; Table 4.7 GTFP Use by Sector and Region, FY06-12; Leveraging Commercial Bank Financing; Enabling Longer-Term Trade Finance; Helping Improve Liquidity in Times of Crisis.
- Table 4.8 Average Tenors of GTFP GuaranteesOpening Doors for IFC in Difficult Markets; Supporting South-South Trade and Exports from Developing Countries; Table 4.9 GTFP South-South Transactions; Building Trade Finance Capacity in Issuing Banks; Table 4.10 Main Trade Finance Instruments Supported in Each Region; Summary; Table 4.11 Past IEG Reviews of Trade Finance Advisory Projects; Notes; References; 5. EFFICIENCY OF THE GLOBAL TRADE FINANCE PROGRAM; Table 5.1 GTFP Gross Income Projections; Table 5.2 GTFP Actual Financial Performance, 2006-12; Summary; Note; 6. IFC WORK QUALITY.