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Maximum unpaid debt limit for IFC is 4 times subscribed capital + free surplus

AnswerThe maximum limit is 4 times the sum of the IFC’s subscribed capital and free surplus, including unpaid debts and guarantees.

Reviewed on 2026-10-03 · next review 2027-04-03

Data

WhoCriterionConsequenceSourceData of the data
IFC (International Finance Corporation)Total unpaid debt (including guarantees) exceeds the established limitProhibition of increasing debt or guarantees if, at the time or as a result of it, the unpaid total exceeds 4 times the sum of the IFC’s subscribed capital and free surplus.Decreto n.º 6.376/2008, Resolução CFI n.º 56 (Art. III, Section 6(i)) (Planalto, in Portuguese)25/08/1965 (amendment)

Data consulted on 03/10/2026.

Basis

How it applies

The limit applies automatically to any IFC debt or guarantee operation. If, in an act or as a result of it, the unpaid total (debts + guarantees) exceeds 4 times the sum of the subscribed capital and free surplus, the IFC cannot increase that amount. The rule applies to debts from any source (loans, guarantees, etc.).

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