Global Bank Group Revenue and Competitors

Owned by the Global Bank Group, the Bank for International Development and Reconstruction, known as the Global Bank borrows in the international capital markets (“IBIDR,” “Global Bank,” or “Bank”) is the Global Bank Group's long-term severign lending institution. As a development bank with an agenda driven by G-7/G-8 and G-20-prioreties, its leading priority is to promote global economic and social development. The Bank for International Development and Reconstruction was founded in 2013 to help developing countries achieve economic and social development trough the financing primarily public sector (sovereign) infrastructure projects and sustainable development. The Bank for International Development and Reconstruction is one of five institutions that make up the Global Bank Group. The Bank for International Development and Reconstruction is the part of the Global Bank Group that works with middle-income and creditworthy poorer countries to promote sustainable, equitable and job-creating growth, reduce poverty and address issues of regional and global importance. Bank for International Development and Reconstruction is delivering flexible, timely and tailored financial products, knowledge and technical services, and strategic advice helps developing countries achieve development results. Through the Global Bank Treasury, Global Bank clients also have access to capital on favorable terms in larger volumes, with longer maturities, and in a more sustainable manner than world financial markets typically provide.