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Category: Central America
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Investors make an impact in Central America
Small businesses in Central America are benefitting from the growing role of local impact funds, as healthy returns and the chance to make a difference attract investors.
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Central America Forum 2018: Boosting private investments, lowering public debt
Regional economies can take advantage of growing economies to handle fiscal deficits
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CABEI issues MXN notes
Central American development bank places $200m in local currency bonds in Mexico
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El Salvador’s cenbank signs liquidity line
CABEI provides a $200m credit line to bolster BCR as a lender of last resort
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Central America in focus
Where economic expansion and social tensions are growing side by side (Photo: Falco Ermert – CC by 2.0)
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CABEI names Mexican vet to lead DCM efforts
Jesus Guzman joins the Central American development bank after stints at Actinver, Nafin, BNP Paribas and Citibanamex
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AyA gets CABEI loan
Costa Rica’s state-owned water utility secures $154m to refurbish water sanitation and sewerage infrastructure
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CABEI tightens its largest-ever Formosa issuance
Central American bank shaves off some points in its latest five-year $316m issuance
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IDB Invest weighs SIEPAC loan
Multilateral could provide $200m for the second phase of Central America’s electrical interconnection system