- DFC Expands Global Impact With Record-Breaking Investments in Fiscal . . .
In Fiscal Year 2024, DFC tackled some of the world’s greatest challenges by supporting transactions in 44 countries, with a total portfolio spanning over 110 countries across Africa, the Middle East, Latin America, Europe, and the Indo-Pacific
- Strategic Shifts in U. S. Geopolitical Influence: How the DFCs . . .
By expanding its eligibility to upper-middle-income countries and introducing a $3 billion equity revolving fund, the DFC can now deploy capital in regions where China's influence has been growing—such as Latin America, Africa, and Southeast Asia
- DFC 2. 0: A blueprint for a bigger, faster and more strategic agency
The establishment of the DFC in 2019 marked a significant improvement over its predecessor, OPIC, particularly with its equity authority However, many of the underlying policies, structures, and procedures remain mostly unchanged, limiting the agency’s impact
- DFC Expands Global Impact With Record-Breaking Investments in Fiscal . . .
In Fiscal Year 2024, DFC tackled some of the world's greatest challenges by supporting transactions in 44 countries, with a total portfolio spanning over 110 countries across Africa, the Middle
- From Caution to Competition: Positioning U. S. Development Finance for . . .
Congress created the U S International Development Finance Corporation (DFC) to provide a high-standard alternative to the Belt and Road Initiative, China’s trillion-dollar effort to extend geopolitical influence and industrial power through strategic infrastructure investments abroad Seven years on, the DFC has built a nearly $49 billion portfolio across more than one hundred countries
- DFC Expands Global Impact With Record-Breaking Investments . . . - Newswire
In Fiscal Year 2024, DFC tackled some of the world's greatest challenges by supporting transactions in 44 countries, with a total portfolio spanning over 110 countries across Africa, the Middle
- The DFC and the Perils of Domestic Investing | Center For Global . . .
The BUILD Act provided DFC with new tools such as equity, authorization to greatly expand its portfolio, and a clear development mandate to support investments in low- and lower-middle income countries
- DFC’s Global Portfolio Surpasses $40 Billion Across More Than 100 . . .
– The U S International Development Finance Corporation (DFC) today announced its portfolio has reached $41 billion spanning 112 countries, as it continues to deliver on its mandate to advance international development and U S foreign policy priorities
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