IFC (World Bank Group)

IFC (International Finance Corporation), the private-sector arm of the World Bank Group, is the world's largest multilateral development finance institution focused exclusively on private markets. It mobilises capital, provides advisory, and de-risks investments across emerging markets to advance sustainable development, climate resilience, and inclusive economic growth.

IFC's mission is to promote private-sector development in emerging economies. It prioritises climate finance, targeting 35%+ of investments in climate-related projects, covering clean energy, green buildings, sustainable agriculture, and climate-resilient infrastructure across developing nations.

IFC maintains a significant country office in New Delhi with regional hubs across South and Southeast Asia. In India, it operates across renewable energy, financial markets, agribusiness, and urban infrastructure. India consistently ranks among IFC's largest exposure markets, with multi-billion-dollar cumulative commitments spanning equity, debt, and advisory mandates.

Roles are shown generally — verify the current appointees on the agency's own site.

• Renewable energy & energy transition
• Climate finance & green infrastructure
• Financial sector & capital markets development
• Agribusiness & food security
• Urban infrastructure & green buildings

• Senior & subordinated loans (direct lending)
• Equity & quasi-equity investments
• Partial credit guarantees & risk-sharing facilities
• Green bonds & mobilisation of third-party capital

Developers, founders, and CXOs can engage IFC through its country office by submitting a project concept aligned with IFC's investment criteria — typically USD 10M+ ticket size. Advisory mandates and co-financing structures are also accessible via IFC's AS (Advisory Services) and through partner financial intermediaries.