IFC appoints new country manager for Singapore, Malaysia and Brunei


As the newly appointed IFC country manager, Katia Daude Gonçalves will help financial institutions and Singapore-based businesses raise capital while also building IFC’s presence and portfolios in Malaysia and Brunei.

THE International Finance Corporation (IFC), the largest global development institution focused on the private sector in emerging markets and a member of the World Bank Group (WBG), has appointed Katia Daude Gonçalves as country manager for Singapore, Malaysia and Brunei.

In an IFC statement released on Nov 14, Gonçalves will work closely with regional investment and advisory teams to help drive cross-border investments and capital mobilisation between Singapore-based companies and financial institutions in emerging markets and developing economies around the world.

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