Financing one of Chile’s largest infrastructure projects — the Interchile transmission line — brought together one of Latin America’s largest power companies and a diverse group of international lenders. The […]
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AWARDS: Best Renewable Energy Financing.
The sponsor on the 70 MW Colonia Arias wind farm project, Uruguay’s Usinas y Transmisiones Eléctricas (UTE), corralled a mixture of debt and equity sources for one of this year’s […]
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AWARDS: Best Transport Financing, Best Bond.
Project sponsors on Lima Metro Line 2 tapped into vast sources of liquidity to finance one of Peru’s biggest project financings. With a 20-year $800 million loan backed by Italian […]
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AWARDS: Best Airport Financing, Best Infrastructure Financing: Mexico, Best Loan.
Building a new airport for Mexico City has been a top public works project for President Enrique Peña Nieto. A landmark international loan last year helped it move forward. Grupo […]
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AWARDS: PROJECT & INFRASTRUCTURE FINANCE 2016
Borrowers, bankers, sponsors and lenders have pushed the boundaries once again to develop innovative financing packages for Latin American infrastructure
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Best Infrastructure Bank: Brazil
With 15 years of experience in project finance, Itaú BBA continues to prove its pedigree in an evolving asset class. The bank committed roughly $312 million across eight transactions in […]
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Best Infrastructure Bank: Mexico
During its 18-year tenure in Mexico, Santander has structured and executed deals for some of the largest infrastructure projects in the country, and Latin America. The bank’s pivotal role in […]
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Best Infrastructure Financing Bank: Latin America
Luis Fernando Perdigon’s designation as a co-head of project finance Latin America at Sumitomo Mitsui Banking Corp. this July is just the latest iteration of the bank’s steady development of […]
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Best Sponsor
A broad range of infrastructure projects and a unique approach to financing characterize Grupo Cobra and its affiliates in Latin America’s infrastructure development. “We’re a very large corporation covering a […]
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Best Infrastructure Law Firm: Brazil
Machado Meyer remains at the forefront of infrastructure development in the region’s largest economy, with a strong foothold in Brazil’s deep pipeline of projects. Founded in 1972, the law firm […]