The Executive Directors are hereby notified that the Board records noted in paragraph 2 of this consultation memorandum contain information that is responsive to public requests for access to certain records...
This assessment of the implementation of the Basel Core Principles for Effective Banking Supervision (BCP) by the OJK is part of the FSAP undertaken by the International Monetary Fund (IMF) and the World...
This report contains the World Bank Group Boards’ updated calendar for the period from July to September 2024, specifying the Boards’ engagements, such as meetings and briefings.
The development objective of Strengthening South Sudan’s Financial Sector Project for South Sudan is to strengthen the institutional and supervisory capacity of the central bank and improve the efficiency...
Established in 2012, the Sustainable Banking and Finance Network (SBFN) is a unique, voluntary community of financial sector regulatory agencies and industry associations from emerging markets committed...
This report presents case studies of inspiring practices drawn from Sustainable Banking Network (SBN) countries and from leading financial institutions as of October 2019.
This report presents case studies drawn from Sustainable Banking Network (SBN) countries and from leading financial institutions as of October 2019.
This press release announces the International Finance Corporation (IFC) released the 1995 Emerging Stock Markets Factbook which provides detailed information on 60 stock markets in developing countries...
This news release, dated January 15, 1981, announces Portugal’s industrial development and restructuring will be supported by a World Bank loan of 100 million dollars to the Banco de Fomento Nacional (BFN)...
This news release, dated December 24, 1980, announces the World Bank approved loans totaling 190 million dollars for assisting two major banks in the Republic of Korea. A 100 million dollars loan will...
This news release, dated December 21, 1978, announces a development banking project in Panama is being supported by a 15 million dollars World Bank loan.