Country trade data

• IIB provides targeted financing to intermediaries from financial institutions for the purpose of on-lending to SMEs and public sector companies

• The IIB finances investment projects in IIB member states, particularly in:
• Integration projects implemented in partnership with several member states, thus promoting the growth of mutual investments, as well as the expansion of export-import operations
• Infrastructure projects of high social/economic importance for members

• IIB can issue bank guarantees and letters of credit for the support of investment projects and export-import operations
• Trade Finance Support Program (TFSP): This program aims to support SMEs as well as the financing of socially significant infrastructure projects
• Irrevocable reimbursement undertakings (IRUs)
• Guarantees/standby letters of credit (SBLCs)
• Counter-guarantees
• Revolving credit facility
• Investments in equity and investment funds

• Member states: Cuba, Mongolia, Russia, and Vietnam

• IIB is explicitly excluded from the list of financial institutions to which restrictive measures of the Council of the European Union are applied

• The terms and conditions for a financing are determined on a case-by-case basis, based on the purpose of provision of financing, type of financing, contracting parties, transaction structure, and collateral

• IIB does not tolerate any actions aimed at money laundering, terrorism financing, corruption, or fraud, neither in its own operations nor on the part of its employees or counterparts

• Priority sectors are SMEs, innovation and new technologies, trade and economic cooperation, resource conservation, energy efficiency, and clean technologies