Category: 2023 Project & Infrastructure Finance Awards

There’s no need to offer any lessons on political upheaval in Peru to the operators of the country’s Jorge Chávez International Airport in Lima, the capital. Germany’s Fraport negotiated the […]

Liberty Latin America’s buildout of its digital network in Costa Rica doesn’t just mean improved digital connectivity for the country. The financing supporting the project has also created a new […]

Latin America’s newest city has been rising unseen for several years. It’s not a secret, but this unexpected metropolis is several hundred kilometers off the nearly dry land along the […]

  The Colombia’s Fourth Generation Road Concession Program will mark its tenth anniversary in 2024.   Known as 4G, the massive program was launched by the government to add 7,000km of […]

A slowdown in the project pipeline for Chile’s energy sector over the past year has led to lots of hand-wringing, but not at Japanese banking giant, SMBC. The bank was […]

Raising funds for Latin America’s largest ongoing infrastructure project was never going to be easy, especially when global financial conditions were far from ideal.  Even so, Spanish construction group Acciona […]

Infrastructure investors have been downbeat in recent years when it comes to Mexico. President Andrés Manuel López Obrador, commonly known as AMLO, has publicly expressed contempt for private capital while […]

Visitors to the Dominican Republic might not know it, but they have one thing in common whether they are staying at a resort, visiting the capital, or checking out a […]

With its regionwide presence, a leadership position in several key markets and a strong portfolio of projects financed in a difficult market, Banco Santander is 2023’s Infrastructure Bank of the […]

The year to June 2023 was a tumultuous period for Brazil’s infrastructure markets, with a polarized election, interest rate volatility and a tricky external environment creating challenges for project sponsors, […]