IFC exec on providing financing for developing countries: ‘We are casting our net very wide’

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IFC Managing Director and Executive Vice President Makhtar Diop spoke with Yahoo Finance Live Editor-in-Chief Andy Serwer at Davos World Economic Forum to discuss private sector investment, banking and financial infrastructure in developing countries, and the outlook for globalism.

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