KuyaDanny
Aug 10, 2001, 11:33 PM
Moderator's Note: The following is the full text of an ad which appeared today in BusinessWorld. I do not represent the IFC in any capacity and I cannot answer any questions you may have regarding this ad. I am only reproducing the ad here for your information and you may take whatever action you think is appropriate for you.
The International Finance Corporation (IFC), headquartered in Washington DC, USA, is the private sector investment arm of the World Bank Group. Established in 1956, IFC's mission is to promote private sector investments in developing countries, which will reduce poverty and improve people's lives. IFC offers a full array of financial products and services to companies in its developing member countries through long-term loans, equity investments, quasi-equity investments, guarantees and advice. IFC invests in private sector projects that are financially, economically and environmentally viable and have a substantial development impact on the host country. It is the largest multilateral source of financing for the private sector in developing countries.
In the Philippines, IFC has an active program since the 1960s and has made significant investments in power, financial institutions, telecommunications, internet, technology, healthcare, hotels, construction materials, petrochemicals, tollways and agribusiness. In the last two years, IFC's Board has approved thirteen (13) projects in the Philippines for which IFC would provide more than US$220 million in debt and equity financing. IFC has a portfolio of over US$630 million in the Philippines.
IFC is now looking to recruit an Investment Officer to further strengthen its Philippine operations based in Manila. The officer would be responsible for supervising projects in IFC's existing portfolio and also for identifying, screening, appraising, negotiating new investments and presenting them to IFC senior management for approval.
The ideal candidate would have the following qualifications:
An MBA from a reputed business school
Atleast five years of experience in project finance, financial modeling/investment analysis
Familiarity with the business environment in the Philippines
Excellent writing and presentation skills
In order to carry out their responsibilities, candidates should also be prepared to travel in the region and to headquarters in Washington, DC.
A competitive compensation and benefits package will be offered.
Interested candidates are requested to send a cover letter and one page resume to IFC-Manila Office, 11th Floor, Tower One, Ayala Triangle, Ayala Avenue, Makati City, or via fax at (63-2)848-7339 or by e-mail at smanalansan@ifc.org.
All applications must be received by c.o.b. August 20, 2001.
The International Finance Corporation (IFC), headquartered in Washington DC, USA, is the private sector investment arm of the World Bank Group. Established in 1956, IFC's mission is to promote private sector investments in developing countries, which will reduce poverty and improve people's lives. IFC offers a full array of financial products and services to companies in its developing member countries through long-term loans, equity investments, quasi-equity investments, guarantees and advice. IFC invests in private sector projects that are financially, economically and environmentally viable and have a substantial development impact on the host country. It is the largest multilateral source of financing for the private sector in developing countries.
In the Philippines, IFC has an active program since the 1960s and has made significant investments in power, financial institutions, telecommunications, internet, technology, healthcare, hotels, construction materials, petrochemicals, tollways and agribusiness. In the last two years, IFC's Board has approved thirteen (13) projects in the Philippines for which IFC would provide more than US$220 million in debt and equity financing. IFC has a portfolio of over US$630 million in the Philippines.
IFC is now looking to recruit an Investment Officer to further strengthen its Philippine operations based in Manila. The officer would be responsible for supervising projects in IFC's existing portfolio and also for identifying, screening, appraising, negotiating new investments and presenting them to IFC senior management for approval.
The ideal candidate would have the following qualifications:
An MBA from a reputed business school
Atleast five years of experience in project finance, financial modeling/investment analysis
Familiarity with the business environment in the Philippines
Excellent writing and presentation skills
In order to carry out their responsibilities, candidates should also be prepared to travel in the region and to headquarters in Washington, DC.
A competitive compensation and benefits package will be offered.
Interested candidates are requested to send a cover letter and one page resume to IFC-Manila Office, 11th Floor, Tower One, Ayala Triangle, Ayala Avenue, Makati City, or via fax at (63-2)848-7339 or by e-mail at smanalansan@ifc.org.
All applications must be received by c.o.b. August 20, 2001.