Israel and the IMF
Note: This page contains information on Israel and the IMF, Selected figures, and IMF Article IV concluding statements on Israel.
For more IMF announcements, reports, statements and events regarding Israel, see:
Israel page at the IMF website.
Background:
- Israel is a member in the World Bank and the International Monetary Fund (IMF) since 1954.
- Israel possesses an electoral power of 0.43% of the IMF electoral capacity, representing 9,532 votes.
- Israel's Minister of Finance and the Bank of Israel Deputy Governor act as Governor and Alternate Governor of the fund for Israel.
- Israel is a member in a constituency with 12 countries including Armenia Bosnia Herzegovina, Bulgaria, Croatia, Cyprus, Georgia, Macedonia, Moldova, Romania, and Ukraine and under the directorship of The Netherlands. This constituency possesses an electoral capacity of 4.78%, representing 105,937 votes.
Further Information:
IMF Article IV
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