GK BY - SANJAY UTTAM
International Bank for Reconstruction and Development (IBRD)
1).The International Bank for Reconstruction and Development
(IBRD) is an international financial institution that offers loans to middle
income developing countries
2).It is the 1st of the 5-member institutions that form the
World Bank Group
3).Headquarters – Washington DC
4).Head – Jim Yong Kim (President of the World Bank)
5).It was established in 1944 to finance the reconstruction of
European nations devastated by World War II
6). IBRD with International Development Association forms the
World Bank
7). IBRD was established at the Bretton Woods Conference in 1944
along with International Monetary Fund(IMF) and became operational in 1946
8). 1st loan of 2.6 billion dollars was provided to France in
1947
9).Members – 188 of the UN countries
10).IBRD provides financial services as well as strategic
coordination and information services to its borrowing countries
11).IBRD manages the World Bank’s—–
· Debt portfolio of 100 billion dollars
· Financial derivatives transactions of 20 billion dollars
· Financial derivatives transactions of 20 billion dollars
12).IBRD operates a Deferred Drawdown Option which serves as a
line of credit with features similar to the World Bank’s flexible loan program
13).IBRD offers—-
· Policy-based guarantees to cover the sovereign default risk
· Partial credit guarantees to cover the credit risk
· Partial credit guarantees to cover the credit risk
14).The IBRD assists in the development of social infrastructure
by financing special programmes of development of education health and training
15).It provides loans to governments and public enterprises
16).IBRD helps in establishment of projects in backward areas
17).IBRD supports special programmes related to the development
in the following sectors
· Forest
· Post
· Agriculture
· Urban services
· Housing projects
· Sewerage development of underground railways
· Forest
· Post
· Agriculture
· Urban services
· Housing projects
· Sewerage development of underground railways
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