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Iran

Since Iran became a member of IFC in 1956, the Corporation has invested, to the end of fiscal year 2007, about $63 million of its own funds in the country and has arranged about $8 million in syndications and guarantee participations. IFC’s investment and advisory services portfolio in Iran includes two banks, a leasing company, and a ceramic manufacturer.
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Investments
Advisory Services

IFC’s investments are expected to have a demonstration effect on other private sector banks due to their improved corporate governance standards, risk management, and anti-money laundering practices.
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IFC Advisory Services in the Middle East and North Africa - PEP-MENA also structured an advisory package to help Karafarin Bank in credit risk management, anti-money laundering, corporate governance and regulatory compliance.
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Doing Business in Iran
The World Bank Group & Iran

Our Doing Business indicators can inform you about starting a business in the country.
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