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Mexican SOFOMs Alliance for Sustainability Bond The Project consists of the subscription of a senior bond in local currency (MXN) issued in the Mexican public market by a new special purpose vehicle (“SPV”) (Issuing Trust BCONJCB 24) incorporated in Mexico. The bond is structured as an “Asset Backed Security”, which is backed by a portfolio of segregated loans from four originators (Program Participants)—underlying collateral is primarily integrated loans granted by the participating SOFOMs to debtors in the agricultural and agro-industrial sector in Mexico. The selection of both the originators and administrators of these portfolios and the eligible assets complies with broad criteria defined by the Trusts Instituted in Relation to Agriculture (“FIRA”). These criteria cover the evaluation from a loan origination and servicing perspective of the Participants, coupled with the credit risk criteria of the underlying loans and other credit quality items of the securitized loans.The issuance to be subscribed by IDB Invest will have the following characteristics: (i) revolving period of 18 months (from the moment of issuance), during which the vehicle may acquire additional credit rights; (ii) issuance term of up to 5.5 years (66 months); and (iii) monthly interest payment. The Project consists of the subscription of a senior bond in local currency (MXN) issued in the Mexican public market by a new special purpose vehicle (“SPV”) (Issuing Trust BCONJCB 24) incorporated in Mexico. The bond is structured as an “Asset Backed Security”, which is backed by a portfolio of segregated loans from four originators (Program Participants)—underlying collateral is primarily integrated loans granted by the participating SOFOMs to debtors in the agricultural and agro-industrial sector in Mexico. The selection of both the originators and administrators of these portfolios and the eligible assets complies with broad criteria defined by the Trusts Instituted in Relation to Agriculture (“FIRA”). These criteria cover the evaluation from a loan origination and servicing perspective of the Participants, coupled with the credit risk criteria of the underlying loans and other credit quality items of the securitized loans.The issuance to be subscribed by IDB Invest will have the following characteristics: (i) revolving period of 18 months (from the moment of issuance), during which the vehicle may acquire additional credit rights; (ii) issuance term of up to 5.5 years (66 months); and (iii) monthly interest payment.
Enertur Solar The project consists of the design, development, construction, operation and maintenance of a solar photovoltaic power plant with an installed capacity of up to 50 megawatts (MW), an energy storage system with batteries with a capacity of up to 50MW, which is being developed in the Municipality of La Romana in Dominican Republic The project consists of the design, development, construction, operation and maintenance of a solar photovoltaic power plant with an installed capacity of up to 50 megawatts (MW), an energy storage system with batteries with a capacity of up to 50MW, which is being developed in the Municipality of La Romana in Dominican Republic
Industrias Electro-Quimicas S.A. <p>Industrias Electro-Quimicas S.A.</p> <p>Industrias Electro-Quimicas S.A.</p>
Safra SME and Green Financing <p>Safra SME and Green Financing</p> <p>Safra SME and Green Financing</p>
Rassini Rassini Automotriz, S.A. de C.V. (“Rassini” or “the Company”) has asked IDB Invest for financial assistance (the “Project”) in establishing an uncommitted revolving credit line (the “line”) to finance Rassini’s suppliers through acquisition of collection rights. The transaction includes accounts receivable whose payment will be deferred because of the exceptional measures taken by the Company to mitigate the impact of COVID-19 on its suppliers. Rassini Automotriz, S.A. de C.V. (“Rassini” or “the Company”) has asked IDB Invest for financial assistance (the “Project”) in establishing an uncommitted revolving credit line (the “line”) to finance Rassini’s suppliers through acquisition of collection rights. The transaction includes accounts receivable whose payment will be deferred because of the exceptional measures taken by the Company to mitigate the impact of COVID-19 on its suppliers.
Fedecafe - Cafe Liofilizado <p>Fedecafe - Cafe Liofilizado</p> <p>Fedecafe - Cafe Liofilizado</p>
CIFI Financing Facility <p>Effective January 1, 2016, this operation is being managed by the Inter-American Investment Corporation (IIC). For information disclosed by the Inter-American Development Bank (IDB) before that date, please refer to the Projects section on the IDB website.</p> <p>Effective January 1, 2016, this operation is being managed by the Inter-American Investment Corporation (IIC). For information disclosed by the Inter-American Development Bank (IDB) before that date, please refer to the Projects section on the IDB website.</p>
AUSA Second Road Safety and Urban Mobility Program <p>AUSA Second Road Safety and Urban Mobility Program</p> <p>AUSA Second Road Safety and Urban Mobility Program</p>
Lirio Blanco The IIC loan for up to US$2.2 million will be used primarily to finance the procurement of two tugboats for seagoing vessels.Lirio Blanco would provide towage support services for seagoing vessels entering the port of Punta Pereira, in Colonia Department, for the Montes del Plata project under an exclusive five-year contract beginning January 2013, renewable for two additional years, as well as towage support services for ships and barges entering the port of Nueva Palmira, in Soriano Department.The Montes del Plata project involves the construction of a cellulose pulp mill for processing eucalyptus from commercial tree farms. It encompasses the construction and operation of a cellulose mill producing on the order of 1.3 million metric tons of cellulose per year; a 160-megawatt biomass power generation facility; a river port terminal; barge terminals with wood storage yards; and a wood chipping plant. The cellulose mill will use elemental chlorine free (ECF) technology. The industrial facilities will be constructed in a free trade zone in Punta Pereira, some 190 kilometers west of Montevideo. Montes del Plata is the largest foreign investment in the history of Uruguay. The Inter-American Development Bank (IDB) is currently studying how to structure its financing. The IIC loan for up to US$2.2 million will be used primarily to finance the procurement of two tugboats for seagoing vessels.Lirio Blanco would provide towage support services for seagoing vessels entering the port of Punta Pereira, in Colonia Department, for the Montes del Plata project under an exclusive five-year contract beginning January 2013, renewable for two additional years, as well as towage support services for ships and barges entering the port of Nueva Palmira, in Soriano Department.The Montes del Plata project involves the construction of a cellulose pulp mill for processing eucalyptus from commercial tree farms. It encompasses the construction and operation of a cellulose mill producing on the order of 1.3 million metric tons of cellulose per year; a 160-megawatt biomass power generation facility; a river port terminal; barge terminals with wood storage yards; and a wood chipping plant. The cellulose mill will use elemental chlorine free (ECF) technology. The industrial facilities will be constructed in a free trade zone in Punta Pereira, some 190 kilometers west of Montevideo. Montes del Plata is the largest foreign investment in the history of Uruguay. The Inter-American Development Bank (IDB) is currently studying how to structure its financing.
Moni Online S.A. Moni is a provider of financial services and a virtual wallet intended to serve underserved and/or unserved banking industry consumers. The Inter-American Investment Corporation (“IIC”) funds will allow Moni to expand its loan portfolio in Argentina to underbanked sectors and to flexibly and efficiently expand the products and services it offers. The most significant impacts on development derived from the Project are as follows: (a) promotion of financial inclusion, primarily among the underbanked population, through short and medium-term microloans; (b) gradually increase the microloans terms; and (c) time and cost savings for individuals using a digital tool to pay bills and grant loans.Brief Description of the Project:The proposed Project will consist of a convertible debt of up to US$3 million with a three-year term for Finven Latam Inc. (“Moni”), to be granted by the IIC. Moni is a provider of financial services and a virtual wallet intended to serve underserved and/or unserved banking industry consumers. The Inter-American Investment Corporation (“IIC”) funds will allow Moni to expand its loan portfolio in Argentina to underbanked sectors and to flexibly and efficiently expand the products and services it offers. The most significant impacts on development derived from the Project are as follows: (a) promotion of financial inclusion, primarily among the underbanked population, through short and medium-term microloans; (b) gradually increase the microloans terms; and (c) time and cost savings for individuals using a digital tool to pay bills and grant loans.Brief Description of the Project:The proposed Project will consist of a convertible debt of up to US$3 million with a three-year term for Finven Latam Inc. (“Moni”), to be granted by the IIC.
Banco de Costa Rica The IIC Loan will be used to bolster BCR capital and to finance Costa Rican SMEs through subloans for up to US$500,000.In 1948, the Founding Junta of Costa Rica’s Second Republic nationalized the entire banking system, including BCR, which became an autonomous institution under Articles 188 and 189 of the country’s Constitution, according to which state-owned banks are independent public-law agencies with separate legal status and administrative autonomy.Since its founding, BCR has engaged in activities in which it has a clear competitive advantage, which has enabled it to develop excellent quality products and services, generate the necessary profit to remain sound, enhance its reliability, and help drive the country’s sustainable development.In recent years, BCR has also taken steps to modernize and innovate its services and customer care operations, with a view to achieving greater levels of responsiveness and convenience through the use and implementation of modern technology. The IIC Loan will be used to bolster BCR capital and to finance Costa Rican SMEs through subloans for up to US$500,000.In 1948, the Founding Junta of Costa Rica’s Second Republic nationalized the entire banking system, including BCR, which became an autonomous institution under Articles 188 and 189 of the country’s Constitution, according to which state-owned banks are independent public-law agencies with separate legal status and administrative autonomy.Since its founding, BCR has engaged in activities in which it has a clear competitive advantage, which has enabled it to develop excellent quality products and services, generate the necessary profit to remain sound, enhance its reliability, and help drive the country’s sustainable development.In recent years, BCR has also taken steps to modernize and innovate its services and customer care operations, with a view to achieving greater levels of responsiveness and convenience through the use and implementation of modern technology.
Equipa-T The objective of this operation is to provide an A Loan of up to MX$30 million (approximately US$1.7 million) to support Equipa-T in scaling up a new financial product to finance home improvements for low-income families; as well as to increase the existing portfolio of group micro loans to women entrepreneurs. Equipa-T is a Mexican non-regulated microfinance institution, created in 2006, and headquartered in Mexico City, with branches across 12 states in Mexico. Its core credit products aim to promote the growth of microenterprises through individual and group lending methods, and recently also through a specialized product financing home improvements, which it aims to scale through partnerships with construction companies focused on the social housing market.At the end of 2015, Equipa-T had a loan portfolio of MX$300 million (approximately US$17 million) and had more than 40,000 borrowers in Mexico, which it serves through a network of 49 branches. Currently, approximately 57% of Equipa-T’s microfinance portfolio consists of individual microloans and 43% of group lending. Equipa-T expects to provide home improvement loans to approximately 8,000 additional families, and group micro-loans to approximately 25,000 additional women entrepreneurs over the next three years. The objective of this operation is to provide an A Loan of up to MX$30 million (approximately US$1.7 million) to support Equipa-T in scaling up a new financial product to finance home improvements for low-income families; as well as to increase the existing portfolio of group micro loans to women entrepreneurs. Equipa-T is a Mexican non-regulated microfinance institution, created in 2006, and headquartered in Mexico City, with branches across 12 states in Mexico. Its core credit products aim to promote the growth of microenterprises through individual and group lending methods, and recently also through a specialized product financing home improvements, which it aims to scale through partnerships with construction companies focused on the social housing market.At the end of 2015, Equipa-T had a loan portfolio of MX$300 million (approximately US$17 million) and had more than 40,000 borrowers in Mexico, which it serves through a network of 49 branches. Currently, approximately 57% of Equipa-T’s microfinance portfolio consists of individual microloans and 43% of group lending. Equipa-T expects to provide home improvement loans to approximately 8,000 additional families, and group micro-loans to approximately 25,000 additional women entrepreneurs over the next three years.
JMMB Bank T and T TFFP <p>JMMB Bank T and T TFFP</p> <p>JMMB Bank T and T TFFP</p>
BicBanco The proposed project is for a Loan for up to US$5 million to BicBanco, S.A. The proceeds will be used to provide financing to small and medium-sized Brazilian exporters, for working capital purposes. The proposed project is for a Loan for up to US$5 million to BicBanco, S.A. The proceeds will be used to provide financing to small and medium-sized Brazilian exporters, for working capital purposes.
Eurocapital S.A. Operating in Chile since 1998, Eurocapital S.A. engages in recourse factoring operations, purchasing invoices, bills of exchange, checks, contracts, promissory notes, and other instruments issued by small and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs) in the course of their operations. The proposed project consists of a loan of up to US$8 million.This IIC loan will enable Eurocapital to carry out factoring operations denominated in or indexed to the U.S. dollar, primarily involving sales of exports by SMEs that meet the IIC’s eligibility criteria.Eurocapital has a 2.9% share of the local factoring market and 19 branch offices throughout Chile. Operating in Chile since 1998, Eurocapital S.A. engages in recourse factoring operations, purchasing invoices, bills of exchange, checks, contracts, promissory notes, and other instruments issued by small and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs) in the course of their operations. The proposed project consists of a loan of up to US$8 million.This IIC loan will enable Eurocapital to carry out factoring operations denominated in or indexed to the U.S. dollar, primarily involving sales of exports by SMEs that meet the IIC’s eligibility criteria.Eurocapital has a 2.9% share of the local factoring market and 19 branch offices throughout Chile.
Colombia Móvil (Millicom) SBLC The Transaction is made up of a facility (the “Facility”) of up to COP625 billion for the end benefit of Colombia Móvil S.A. ESP (the “Company” or “Tigo”), whereby IDB Invest will issue one or more letters of credit (the “SBLC”) to other local banks acceptable to IDB Invest (the “Bank”) in order to cover Tigo’s obligations under certain security issued by the Bank in favor of the Ministry of Information Technology and Communications (“MinTIC”) and the Single Information Technologies and Communications Fund (“FonTIC”). The SBLC will support Tigo’s obligations under the resolutions issued by the MinTIC related to the assignment of 40MHz of band spectrum of 700MHz (the “Resolutions”), including: (a) annual payments for the granted spectrum, and (b) performance obligations related to the 4G LTE network deployment in 5 years.The proposed Facility is aimed at promoting the 4G LTE network expansion in rural and underserved areas in the country, supporting the Company’s spectrum acquisition and network deployment plan. The Transaction is made up of a facility (the “Facility”) of up to COP625 billion for the end benefit of Colombia Móvil S.A. ESP (the “Company” or “Tigo”), whereby IDB Invest will issue one or more letters of credit (the “SBLC”) to other local banks acceptable to IDB Invest (the “Bank”) in order to cover Tigo’s obligations under certain security issued by the Bank in favor of the Ministry of Information Technology and Communications (“MinTIC”) and the Single Information Technologies and Communications Fund (“FonTIC”). The SBLC will support Tigo’s obligations under the resolutions issued by the MinTIC related to the assignment of 40MHz of band spectrum of 700MHz (the “Resolutions”), including: (a) annual payments for the granted spectrum, and (b) performance obligations related to the 4G LTE network deployment in 5 years.The proposed Facility is aimed at promoting the 4G LTE network expansion in rural and underserved areas in the country, supporting the Company’s spectrum acquisition and network deployment plan.
Contigo: Supporting BoP Women Entrepreneurs in Mexico <p>Effective January 1, 2016, this operation is being managed by the Inter-American Investment Corporation (IIC). For information disclosed by the Inter-American Development Bank (IDB) before that date, please refer to the Projects section on the IDB website.</p> <p>Effective January 1, 2016, this operation is being managed by the Inter-American Investment Corporation (IIC). For information disclosed by the Inter-American Development Bank (IDB) before that date, please refer to the Projects section on the IDB website.</p>
Sao Pedro/Juazeiro Solar Power Project <p>Sao Pedro/Juazeiro Solar Power Project</p> <p>Sao Pedro/Juazeiro Solar Power Project</p>
Banco Internacional Ecuador The financing consists in a Senior A Loan of up to US$ 30 million to Banco Internacional S.A. with a tenor of up to 5 years. The loan will be in a single committed tranche: (i) up to US$ 15 million from the Inter-American Investment Corporation (“IDB Invest” or “CII”); and (ii) up to US$ 15 million from the Inter-American Development Bank (“IDB”). The purpose of this financing is to increase access to capital investment and working capital loans for SMEs. As a complement to this financing, it is expected to have a Technical Assistance ("TA") component of non-reimbursable resources. The main objective of this TA is to develop a green credit strategy and thus promote the creation of green financial products for SMEs. The financing consists in a Senior A Loan of up to US$ 30 million to Banco Internacional S.A. with a tenor of up to 5 years. The loan will be in a single committed tranche: (i) up to US$ 15 million from the Inter-American Investment Corporation (“IDB Invest” or “CII”); and (ii) up to US$ 15 million from the Inter-American Development Bank (“IDB”). The purpose of this financing is to increase access to capital investment and working capital loans for SMEs. As a complement to this financing, it is expected to have a Technical Assistance ("TA") component of non-reimbursable resources. The main objective of this TA is to develop a green credit strategy and thus promote the creation of green financial products for SMEs.
Insured B Bond for a RE Project in Argentina <p>Insured B Bond for a RE Project in Argentina</p> <p>Insured B Bond for a RE Project in Argentina</p>
Macro Capitales Private Debt Fund <p>Macro Capitales Private Debt Fund</p> <p>Macro Capitales Private Debt Fund</p>
SME Supply Chain Finance Facility for Sacyr Construcción <p>SME Supply Chain Finance Facility for Sacyr Construcción</p> <p>SME Supply Chain Finance Facility for Sacyr Construcción</p>
Credit Project Fund The Inter-American Investment Corporation (IDB Invest) is considering an investment of up to US$150 million (in BRL equivalent) through the subscription of quotas of an investment fund in Brazil (the “Fund”). IDB Invest’s participation will allow the fund to reach the necessary scale to effectively execute its investment strategy and reach its minimum size. The Fund will invest in debt instruments to support infrastructure and energy projects and promote capital market solutions. The fund manager of the Fund will be a local investment management company with extensive experience in the local market. The Fund will support the country’s effort to speed up the development of infrastructure and energy projects; mobilizing resources from institutional investors to long-term local currency financing for infrastructure projects and promoting the development of the local capital markets through the issuance of infrastructure debentures. The Inter-American Investment Corporation (IDB Invest) is considering an investment of up to US$150 million (in BRL equivalent) through the subscription of quotas of an investment fund in Brazil (the “Fund”). IDB Invest’s participation will allow the fund to reach the necessary scale to effectively execute its investment strategy and reach its minimum size. The Fund will invest in debt instruments to support infrastructure and energy projects and promote capital market solutions. The fund manager of the Fund will be a local investment management company with extensive experience in the local market. The Fund will support the country’s effort to speed up the development of infrastructure and energy projects; mobilizing resources from institutional investors to long-term local currency financing for infrastructure projects and promoting the development of the local capital markets through the issuance of infrastructure debentures.
Loan Mechanism Banco de Desarrollo Rural S.A. <p>Effective January 1, 2016, this operation is being managed by the Inter-American Investment Corporation (IIC). For information disclosed by the Inter-American Development Bank (IDB) before that date, please refer to the Projects section on the IDB website.</p> <p>Effective January 1, 2016, this operation is being managed by the Inter-American Investment Corporation (IIC). For information disclosed by the Inter-American Development Bank (IDB) before that date, please refer to the Projects section on the IDB website.</p>
Bio-Manguinhos Fiocruz <p>Bio-Manguinhos Fiocruz</p> <p>Bio-Manguinhos Fiocruz</p>
BBVA Banco Frances <p>Effective January 1, 2016, this operation is being managed by the Inter-American Investment Corporation (IIC). For information disclosed by the Inter-American Development Bank (IDB) before that date, please refer to the Projects section on the IDB website.</p> <p>Effective January 1, 2016, this operation is being managed by the Inter-American Investment Corporation (IIC). For information disclosed by the Inter-American Development Bank (IDB) before that date, please refer to the Projects section on the IDB website.</p>
Movistar Costa Rica Handset Financing <p>Movistar Costa Rica Handset Financing</p> <p>Movistar Costa Rica Handset Financing</p>
Banco Internacional del Perú- Interbank TFFP <p>Effective January 1, 2016, this operation is being managed by the Inter-American Investment Corporation (IIC). For information disclosed by the Inter-American Development Bank (IDB) before that date, please refer to the Projects section on the IDB website.</p> <p>Effective January 1, 2016, this operation is being managed by the Inter-American Investment Corporation (IIC). For information disclosed by the Inter-American Development Bank (IDB) before that date, please refer to the Projects section on the IDB website.</p>