IFC appoints David Tinel as regional consultant for the Maghreb

IFC has appointed David Tinel as its new regional consultant for the Maghreb. In his new position, Mr. Tinel will lead IFC’s technique within the area to foster resilient, inclusive and sustainable personal sector development and stimulate job creation. Mr. Tinel has over 25 years of worldwide expertise in undertaking finance and funding banking, each within the personal sector and at IFC.

Mr. Tinel might be primarily based in Rabat and can lead IFC’s efforts to advertise personal sector reforms and catalyze market improvement via modern tasks in Algeria, Libya, Morocco and Tunisia. He may also handle key relationships with shoppers, companions and governments.

A French nationwide with in depth expertise within the finance and improvement sector in Latin America, the US and Europe, Mr. Tinel most not too long ago served as Advisor to IFC’s Regional Vice President for Latin America, the Caribbean and Europe. Mr. Tinel will assume his new position on 1^is July 2024.

“I’m happy to welcome David to our crew as I do know his expertise and abilities will strengthen IFC’s impression within the area, stated Cheick-Oumar Sylla, IFC director for North Africa and the Horn of Africa. David has in depth administration expertise and a very good understanding of Africa and its strategic sectors. His management will strengthen IFC’s work within the Maghreb.”

Mr. Tinel joined IFC in 2005 as a Senior Funding Officer. In 2011, he joined IFC’s Africa Infrastructure follow. From 2016 to 2023, Mr. Tinel served as IFC’s Regional Consultant for Argentina, Chile, Paraguay, and Uruguay, primarily based in Buenos Aires. Beneath his management, IFC invested greater than $5 billion within the subregion throughout these years.

Previous to becoming a member of IFC, Mr. Tinel served as Vice President – ​​Leverage & Undertaking Finance at BNP Paribas in Paris and New York from 1998 to 2005. Mr. Tinel holds an engineering diploma from the École nationale des Ponts et Chaussées in France.

For greater than 60 years, IFC has labored with private and non-private sector companions to help small companies, manufacturing and agribusiness, infrastructure and the monetary sector throughout the Maghreb. Over the previous three fiscal years, IFC has invested and mobilized $1.5 billion within the Maghreb to foster sustainable financial improvement within the area.

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