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International Bank for Reconstruction and Development

International Bank for Reconstruction and Development

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Sep 24, 2026

Felicia JacksonHOST
29:58
Mm.
Rachel DelhaiseGUEST
29:59
And that bond was, was issued by the International Bank for Reconstruction and Development on behalf of Jamaica, but it was part of a wider risk and resilience management program of Jamaica.
Rachel DelhaiseGUEST
30:08
Moody's, the rating agency, increased, they improved the sovereign credit rating of Jamaica in December, and cited in doing so the risk mitigation steps that, that Jamaica had taken.
Felicia JacksonHOST
30:21
Mm-hmm.
Sadek WahbaGUEST
5:56
One is called the World Bank.
Sadek WahbaGUEST
5:58
There's the World Bank Group, and within the World Bank Group, something called the IBRD, International Bank for Reconstruction and Development.
Sadek WahbaGUEST
6:06
Speaking of reconstruction, it was started after World War II as part of the Bretton Woods Agreements to rebuild the infrastructure in Europe.
Sadek WahbaGUEST
6:17
And then there's another branch called the IFC, which is the International Finance Corporation, that provides private capital or supports the private sector to invest in developing economies.
Sadek WahbaGUEST
6:29
So most of my work was at the IBRD, not at the IFC.
Sadek WahbaGUEST
6:32
And there, no one mentions the private sector.
Sadek WahbaGUEST
6:35
This is government to government.
Sadek WahbaGUEST
6:05
One is called the World Bank.
Sadek WahbaGUEST
6:07
Well, there's the World Bank Group and within the World Bank Group, something called the IBRD.
Sadek WahbaGUEST
6:13
International Bank for Reconstruction and Development.
Sadek WahbaGUEST
6:16
Speaking of reconstruction, it was started after World War II as part of the Bretton Woods agreements to rebuild the infrastructure in Europe.
Sadek WahbaGUEST
6:28
And then there's another branch called the IFC, which is the International Finance Corporation, that provides private capital or supports the private sector to invest in developing economies.
Sadek WahbaGUEST
6:40
So most of my work was at the IBRD, not at the IFC, and there no one mentions the private sector.
Sadek WahbaGUEST
6:47
This is government to government.
Sadek WahbaGUEST
6:49
If I'm going to build a major infrastructure project, it's the World Bank lending money to the government and saying, OK, you need to build it under these criteria.
Andrew EmelezeGUEST
6:48
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Kofi BartelsHOST
6:55
all right are you there sir okay um zero two zero one two seven seven zero nine nine three zero two zero one two seven seven zero nine nine three you can also call zero two zero one four six five uh seven one nine zero we have andrew miller's here okay andrew can you hear me please Okay, I want you to expand on your conspiracy theory about the link or involvement of the International Monetary Fund and the World Bank, International Bank for Reconstruction and Development, or otherwise known as the World Bank, or the Bretton Woods institutions in the concession of King's College Legos.
Kofi BartelsHOST
7:35
I want you to explain.
Kofi BartelsHOST
7:36
This surely must be a conspiracy theory.
Adva SaldingerGUEST
32:34
So the poorest countries are eligible for IDA funds.
Adva SaldingerGUEST
32:38
And then you kind of graduate to hybrid IDA, IBRD, which and then and then sort of dictates the loan terms and things like that.
Adva SaldingerGUEST
32:45
But in this case, the U.S. is most focused on that higher end.
Adva SaldingerGUEST
32:48
So the particularly on China, which they think should no longer receive any World Bank funds.
Adva SaldingerGUEST
37:46
Which is like far more leverage than most other giving.
Adva SaldingerGUEST
37:50
So, you know, I mean, maybe there's something to be said there.
Adva SaldingerGUEST
37:53
And the other thing to note is that actually paid in capital to the World Bank, including to IBRD.
Adva SaldingerGUEST
37:58
stretches much farther.
Pete QuiñonesHOST
24:35
The agreement also facilitated the creation of immensely important structures in the financial world.
Pete QuiñonesHOST
24:41
The IMF, the International Bank for Reconstruction and the International Bank for Reconstruction and Development, which is known today as the World Bank.
Pete QuiñonesHOST
24:53
So that's your Bretton Woods.
Pete QuiñonesHOST
24:55
And yeah, you're right.
Pete QuiñonesHOST
24:35
The agreement also facilitated the creation of immensely important structures in the financial world.
Pete QuiñonesHOST
24:41
The IMF, the International Bank for Reconstruction and the International Bank for Reconstruction and Development, which is known today as the World Bank.
Pete QuiñonesHOST
24:53
So that's your Bretton Woods.
Pete QuiñonesHOST
24:55
And yeah, you're right.
Keisha BlidenHOST
6:29
The BVI delegation met with the Securities and Exchange Board, National Stock Exchange, Bombay Chamber of Commerce and Industry, and Council of EU Chambers of Commerce in India.
Keisha BlidenHOST
6:42
The meetings allow institutions to develop relationships, explore cooperation, and find new trade and investment opportunities.
Keisha BlidenHOST
6:51
Smith gave a keynote speech during the Money Expo India 2026 at the Geo World Convention Center.
Keisha BlidenHOST
7:00
Smith spoke about how the Virgin Islands financial services platform may help India's financial ecosystem grow at the expo held August 29th to 30th.
Keisha BlidenHOST
7:12
The premier of the British Virgin Islands office called it India's largest trading investment and financial technology expo.
Keisha BlidenHOST
7:21
Now on to the Caribbean Development Bank.
Keisha BlidenHOST
7:24
The Caribbean Evaluation Space 2026, launched by the Caribbean Development Bank's Office of Independent Evaluation, is a regional forum to improve evaluation systems, decision-making, and public institutions in the Caribbean.
Keisha BlidenHOST
7:42
Caribbean Evaluation Space 2026 met from September 1st to 3rd at the Wyndham Grand Hotel in Barbados with policymakers, government officials, development practitioners, academics, private sector representatives, civil society organizations, evaluators, and young and emerging professionals and evaluators from across the Caribbean to discuss how evidence and learning can improve governance, accountability, and development results.

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