SIDBI, the World Bank Group, and high-level financial figures discussed deepening partnerships to support MSMEs through development policy financing and bond market expansion.
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Updated Sep 2
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What happened
SIDBI, the World Bank Group, and high-level financial figures discussed deepening partnerships to support MSMEs through development policy financing and bond market expansion.
Who's involved
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Part of
The World Bank Group is involved in financing various development projects for a country in collaboration with its government.Also in this story
- The World Bank approved initial financing for a program in Türkiye.
- Projects are being executed under a programme sponsored by the World Bank, involving a state government.
- A government has teamed up with the World Bank on various development projects.
- Malawi and the World Bank Group are partnering to provide development financing for social programs.
The entities involved
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Small Industries Development Bank of India
Indian Financial Services company
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World Bank Group
group of five international organizations that make leveraged loans to developing countries
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Nirmala Sitharaman
Indian politician
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- High-level officials from the IMF and India met to strengthen macroeconomic cooperation and discuss economic relations.
- Seychelles is seeking a partnership with the World Bank Group to pilot various development financing models.
- Indian companies invested $40 billion in the US, supporting over seventy thousand American jobs.
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