The World Bank set up a new Andean Countries Division and named Ariel Yepez to run its roughly nine billion dollar portfolio across six nations.
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Key Facts
—The move. The World Bank created a new Andean Countries Division and named Ariel Yepez as its director, effective July 1.
—The scope. The division covers Bolivia, Chile, Colombia, Ecuador, Peru and Venezuela in one grouping.
—The money. The bank’s active lending portfolio in these countries runs to about 9.3 billion dollars.
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