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What We Do

Scope of our work and products
 What we are working on 
Cross-Country (Peer Group) Dialogue
Documents and Publications 
Overview of Gemloc Advisory Services (PDF Document)
 Contact Us
 

Highlights

 Workshop on Implementing Government Debt Management Strategies, June 18- 22, 2012 - Joint Vienna Institute
 Debt Issuance Simulation Tool (PDF Document)
 Recent Emerging Capital Market Update (PDF Document)
 

Useful Links

Securities Markets Group
 Developing Corporate Bond Markets with ESMID
World Bank Treasury
 PREM Debt Management

GEMLOC

ADVISORY SERVICES

The Global Emerging Markets Local Currency Bond Program (Gemloc) is a World Bank Group initiative that supports emerging market economies in developing their local currency bond markets. (Gemloc Factsheet PDF Download)

Gemloc comprises: 

Expert advice – World Bank advisers support and bolster countries’ own efforts to broaden and deepen local bond markets.

A global index – The GEMX index, managed by Markit (a global index provider), tracks local bonds in 24 emerging markets that meet minimum size and investability criteria.

A leading private investment management firm – PIMCO develops strategies that encourage investments  in local bond markets in emerging economies.

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Gemloc-Eligible Countries

Thirty-four emerging market countries, with local bond markets totaling at least US$3 billion and five bonds with a minimum outstanding size of US$100million, can take advantage of Gemloc Advisory Services. Those countries that also meet investability criteria are already included in GEMX.

































 


 




 

Map of Gemloc Countries 

 

















 

 

East Asia and PacificChina, Indonesia, Malaysia, Philippines, Thailand, Vietnam
Europe and Central AsiaCroatia, Hungary, Kazakhstan, Poland, Romania, Russia, Turkey, Ukraine
Latin America and CaribbeanArgentina, Brazil, Chile, Colombia, Costa Rica, Mexico, Peru, Uruguay, Venezuela
Middle East and North AfricaEgypt, Jordan, Lebanon, Morocco, Tunisia
South AsiaIndia, Pakistan, Sri Lanka
Sub-Saharan AfricaKenya, Nigeria, South Africa




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