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World Bank Makes Second Foray Into Emerging-Market CLO Funding

World Bank Makes Second Foray Into Emerging-Market CLO Funding
Bloomberg Markets Monday 15 June 2026, 13:00 UTC By Selcuk Gokoluk 1 min read
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World Bank Makes Second Foray Into Emerging-Market CLO Funding The World Bank’s loan-backed bond program has surpassed the $1 billion mark after the lender raised another $509 million for a program aimed at supporting job creation in developing nations. The transaction is the second collateralized loan obligation (CLO) in less than a year for the International Finance Corp., the World Bank’s private-sector arm, after a similar-sized deal last year. It bundles 62 dollar-denominated loans from...

World Bank Makes Second Foray Into Emerging-Market CLO Funding The World Bank’s loan-backed bond program has surpassed the $1 billion mark after the lender raised another $509 million for a program aimed at supporting job creation in developing nations. The transaction is the second collateralized loan obligation (CLO) in less than a year for the International Finance Corp., the World Bank’s private-sector arm, after a similar-sized deal last year. It bundles 62 dollar-denominated loans from borrowers in South America, the Middle East, North Africa and Asia into a multiple-tranche bond offering.
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