CCLP Rabo

completed

CCLP Rabo (the “Project”) is for IFC and other development finance institutions, “DFIs” and commercial banks (“Program Participants”) to assume a funded risk participation for up to $250 million in the trade finance portfolio of the critical agri and energy inputs of Cooperatieve Centrale Raiffeisen Boerenleenbank B.A. (“Rabobank”, “Rabobank International”, “Rabobank Group” or the “Bank”), a bank incorporated in the Netherlands, with the statutory seat in Amsterdam, the Netherlands and located at Croeselaan 28, 3521 CB Utrecht, the Netherlands, structured under IFC Critical Commodities Liquidity Program (“CCLP”) initiative. _x000B_CCPL is a public-private partnership (“PPP”) initiative that is part of IFC’s multi-faceted rapid global financial crisis response. It is a funded program of up to $4 billion that will be mobilized and disbursed in phases to provide IFC with a flexible platform from which to support the extension of liquidity to clients globally. The proposed total IFC investment would be up to $1 billion, which will be leveraged with resources from other DFIs as well as several international banks with an established footprint in emerging markets.