Three years ago, @WorldBankGroup began simplifying and expanding the way it works with investors, financial institutions, governments, and private sector clients. The result: a record $112 billion in private capital mobilized in FY2026. Read more: worldbank.org/en/news/press-…

Private insurers can help close the development financing gap. Discover how the @WorldBankGroup's IFC is working with insurers like @MSIGUSA to share risk and unlock more financing for small businesses: ifc.org/en/podcasts/ifc-tren…

BMI Farms shows what’s possible in Guinea: 1,000+ hectares cultivated & nearly 300 jobs created across 27 villages. It’s one of 20 agribusinesses receiving @WBG_IDA + @IFC_org support to unlock investment, add value, & create jobs nationwide. wrld.bg/ORfm50ZPra7 #IDAworks

What does private capital mobilization look like on the ground? In Thailand, IFC-backed investment in Dextra is supporting skilled jobs and infrastructure projects across 55 countries: ifc.org/en/stories/2026/buil…

From Oct. 12-18, the @WorldBankGroup Annual Meetings will bring together leaders from government, the private sector, academia, and civil society to discuss solutions to today's most pressing development challenges. Sign up for updates: live.worldbank.org/en/series… #WBGMeetings

1.2 billion young people will enter the workforce over the next decade. But only around 400 million jobs are currently projected. Can AI change that? Hear from @siliconvalleymm, IFC's Mohamed Eissa, and @LinkedIn's Sharat Raghavan on #DevelopmentPodcast: bit.ly/4bl5RKS

What does $112 billion in private capital mobilized actually mean for developing economies? Read @Diop_IFC’s insights on how @WorldBankGroup has increased private capital mobilization, and why it matters for growth and jobs: bit.ly/4rs2l84

$112B mobilized. More than $200B in total financing and mobilization. The latest #IFCTrendlines looks at the progress behind the numbers — and what it means for businesses, infrastructure, and jobs across developing economies. Read & subscribe here: bit.ly/4yfRX6j

Such a pleasure to engage with @SemaforAfrica Managing Editor @Alexisak at the #Next3Billion Summit. Africa is 54 countries, not one risk story. Yet too often, a shock in one market raises the perceived risk of an entire continent. Better data can help change that. By opening the #GEMS database, we can give investors a clearer picture of actual risk and help lower the cost of capital. At @IFC_org, we are also taking more risk ourselves, mobilizing $3 for every $1 of IFC financing, and bringing more patient capital to businesses that need time to grow. The capital is there. Our job is to help it reach the opportunities. #UNGA81

A record $112 billion in private capital mobilized by the @WorldBankGroup in FY2026. What does that mean and why does mobilizing private investment matter for businesses, growth, and jobs? Learn more in this video: bit.ly/4h8DTUG

Expanding investment in emerging markets requires opportunities, structures, and investors to come together. The @WorldBankGroup helps create pathways for private capital to support businesses, infrastructure, and growth. Learn more: ifc.org/en/what-we-do/sector…

Making every dollar work harder for development.  @WorldBankGroup mobilized a record $112B in private capital in FY26. Together with our own financing, that brought the total to well over $200B.  See how we’re bringing more capital to work: bit.ly/4rj0Zg6

NEW: @IFC_ORG has launched a risk-sharing initiative to help banks, fintechs, and other financial institutions expand digital payments in emerging markets—with up to $700 million in guarantees to help manage settlement risk. Learn more: ifc.org/en/pressroom/2026/wb…

What’s driving @WorldBankGroup’s record private capital mobilization results? A shift in how we work: simplifying processes, sharing risk, creating new pathways for investors, and using our balance sheet to bring more capital into emerging markets. In my latest article, I reflect on our progress and where we need to go next: linkedin.com/pulse/capital-c…

Meet the 23 initiatives shortlisted for the Africa Sustainable Futures Awards 2026. 🌍 Launched by @MIGA and @FinancialTimes, the Awards recognize private sector solutions creating jobs and driving sustainable growth across Africa: bit.ly/4xYea8N #AfricaSFAwards

Agriculture accounts for 25% of Haiti's GDP and employs half the workforce. That's why the @WorldBankGroup is working with partners to channel investment to smallholders—boosting income, reducing import dependence, and strengthening food systems: wrld.bg/FMkm50Z1fpt

A record $112 billion in private capital mobilized by @WorldBankGroup in FY2026. What does that mean and why does mobilizing private investment matter for businesses, growth, and jobs? Learn more: bit.ly/4h8DTUG

Small businesses, big impact. MSMEs create 7 out of 10 jobs in developing countries yet often struggle to access the finance they need to grow. Learn how IFC is working with partners to expand financing for businesses, enabling them to create more jobs: wrld.bg/mfmh50ZhM6X

#Africa’s next generation is ready to build. Great energy on stage with my friends @AlikoDangote and @NOIweala, and an inspiring exchange with young Africans from across the continent and the diaspora. My message to them: Africa has the capital, talent, and potential to shape its own future. Now we need to turn that potential into investment at scale: roll back the red tape that holds businesses back, mobilize more African and global capital, manage risk smarter, and build bigger, more integrated markets. The ambition in the room was infectious. I came away with even greater confidence in what Africa can achieve. #UNGA81 @AlikoDangoteFdn

What gives private investors confidence to take risk in emerging markets? For Mark Harwood of @AXIS_Capital, it comes down to strong structuring, trusted partners, and risk managed over the long term. That’s where IFC comes in: bit.ly/4hhaTu6 #IFCTrendlines

NEWS |  Record year for private capital. The @WorldBankGroup mobilized $112B in private capital in FY26, more than 3x the FY22 level. Discover how we are putting more investment to work alongside our own financing and expertise in developing economies: bit.ly/4h8DTUG