ILI PARTNERS WITH INTERNATIONAL FINANCE CORPORATION

The International Law Institute is proud to have entered into a partnership with the International Finance Corporation to conduct technical training for customers of the IFC and relevant stakeholders involved in private sector country, and regional, development including government representatives, private sector officials, financial institutions, NGO’s, multilateral organizations, and legal practitioners.

Programs shall be developed as joint certificate programs between the ILI and IFC. The objective will be to best equip participants with skills to understand legal, regulatory and commercial issues relating to private sector financing, so that they will be in a better position to lead private sector finance development initiatives in their respective countries and regional emerging markets . Programs will be offered to selective groups, in different locations globally approximately about twice a year.

From IFC Fady Zeidan, Ethiopis Tafara, and from ILI Prof. Don Wallace Jr. and Robert Sargin

INTERNATIONAL FINANCE CORPORATION: [WEBSITE]

Established in 1956, the International Finance Corporation (IFC) is an international financial institution that is headquartered in Washington, D.C. As the member of the World Bank Group and the largest global development institution, the International Finance Corporation provides financial and management service for more than 100 countries and exclusively focused on the private sector of developing countries. The service includes loans, equity, trade and supply chain finance, syndication, treasury client solutions, blended finance, venture capital, technical advisors, and asset management. The main goal of IFC is to create opportunities for people to escape poverty and achieve better living standards by mobilizing financial resources for private enterprise, promoting accessible and competitive markets, supporting businesses and other private-sector entities, and creating jobs and delivering necessary services to those who are poverty stricken or otherwise vulnerable. IFC is also a leading mobilizer of third-party resources for its projects. IFC’s willingness to engage in difficult environments and its leadership in crowding-in private finance enables the IFC to extend its footprint and have a development impact well beyond its direct resources.

INTERNATIONAL LAW INSTITUTE: [WEBSITE]

The International Law Institute "ILI" is a leading provider of training and technical assistance in international law, international economics, and other aspects of international relations. Established in 1955 and formerly part of Georgetown University, ILI is now an independent, non-political, non-profit 501 c 3 educational institute serving a global constituency. More than 38,000 participants, from over 186 countries, have been trained by ILI and its global affiliates.

ILI also provides technical expertise to developing nations in the drafting of laws and the designing of their economic and government policies, in efforts to further support and promote good and efficient governance through the rule of law.

ILI consults and trains on a spectrum of subject matters including: all areas of International Law; Governance; Management; Development Financing and Reform; Capital Markets; Trade; Project Management and Infrastructure; Procurement; and Public Policy, International Investment Agreement, Intellectual Property Rights, Competition Policies, Commercial Law, Oil – Gas and Energy Policy, Debt Management, Privatization, PPP, Bankruptcy, Government Anti-Corruption, among others.

ILI has drafted over 40 laws (ratified) for developing countries; designed and implemented country systems (Arbitration / Mediation, Public Procurement; Banking System; Anti-Corruption protocols) among other notable achievements. ILI works closely with many governments across the globe including the US.

INTERNATIONAL FINANCE CORPORATION AND INTERNATIONAL LAW INSTITUTE

PRESENTS OUR FIRST JOINT PROGRAM

FOR LEGAL SKILLS IN PRIVATE SECTOR FINANCING

[SRI LANKA, FEB 12 -16, 2018]

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