Portuguese firm wins rights to build underwater tunnel at Brazil’s Port of Santos, as local investment firm lands road concession
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Sheinbaum wants Mexican private sector to fund more projects – adviser
Presidential frontrunner would seek to spur joint public-private investments while sticking to current government’s economic policies, campaign adviser tells LatinFinance
Xinfra Fibra downsizes follow-on
Mexican investment trust raised less than planned after funding requirements changed, CFO tells LatinFinance
Water / Sanitation Financing of the Year: Agua de Puebla Financing
One of the most important projects underway in Mexico is all but invisible, but it is benefitting 1.7 million people in the Puebla state. Agua de Puebla, a private operator […]
Sustainable Infrastructure Financing of the Year: BRK Ambiental
A sizeable Brazilian local bond with a strong environmental feature wins the award for Sustainable Infrastructure Financing of the Year. Sanitation company BRK Ambiental issued its 20-year, 1.95 billion reais […]
Sustainable Infrastructure Law Firm of the Year: Machado Meyer
Brazilian law firm Machado Meyer has invested for years developing expertise in the legal underpinnings of sustainability – and its efforts are now paying off as the transition to a […]
Social Infrastructure Financing of the Year: Transmilenio Usme & Fontibón E-Bus Fleets Financing
The transportation sector is one of the hard-to-abate sectors as the world works to meet climate goals to keep the temperatures from rising no more than 1.5C above pre-industrial levels: […]
Sustainable Infrastructure Bank of the Year: Scotiabank
For over a decade, Scotiabank has invested in developing its ESG capabilities in the belief that financial markets would ultimately embrace sustainability. The commitment has paid off for its Latin […]
Project Sponsor of the Year: Global Infrastructure Partners
Latin America has gone through its fair share of political and economic turmoil over the past couple of years, but that has not prevented Global Infrastructure Partners (GIP), New York-based […]
