Anyone has idea about IFC (International finance corporation) Investment analyst program?

[justin_liu]

Anyone has idea about IFC (International finance corporation) Investment analyst program?

What's their average salary?

 

[volkovv]

I know that they are based in DC and are affiliated with World Bank, pretty much the Bank's finance arm. I wouldn't think their salary would be on a high side, since World Bank is not very high paying institution. If I would take a guess, it would be $60-70K.

 

[c_hayhurst]

I think Shaha Riza would disagree...

She was making $180k+/year TAX-FREE.

Scamming elitist ba$tards

 

[volkovv]

Shaha Riza was an exception though, its true that very senior World Bank officials are being paid faily well, but tax free rule doesn't apply to everyone, only to foreign nationals, and US citizens are subject to taxation. However, entry level people at the Bank are being paid peanuts, and the only perk they get is the ability to travel on missions, but traveling is hardly applicable to IFC though.

 

[justin_liu]

Thanks Volkovv.

But I am in China, the position available is only investment analyst. Do you know the salary range? It is globle pay?

 

[volkovv]

The salary I quoted is for positions based in US, as far as salaries in other countries it will be different, if you are hired as a US citizen working abroad they'll give you a US salary plus very generous per diem. However if you get hired as a local hire, the salary will be less and will depend from country to country, as far as China in particular, unfortonatelly I have no insight on that.