US HB6562

Amends the U.S. Development Finance Corporation's annual reporting requirements to include U.S. strategic, foreign policy, and development objectives advanced through supported projects, as well as portfolio health metrics such as funds committed, disbursed, default rates, and equity investment returns

Requires reporting on development impact and strategic outcomes of projects, including whether goals are being met during and after project completion, and the value of private sector assets relative to Corporation support

Mandates disclosure of private capital mobilization data, both projected and actual, with analysis of lenders, investors, and investment instruments used

Requires breakdowns of Corporation support by country income level (less developed, advancing income, and high-income countries) for both the previous fiscal year and averaged over the last 5 fiscal years

Directs the Corporation to maintain a user-friendly, publicly available, machine-readable database with detailed project-level information including performance metrics and development impact assessments