IsDB lists debut green sukuk
The Islamic Development Bank has listed a €1 billion green sukuk on the Nasdaq Dubai – the proceeds of which will be funnelled into climate change and green projects in the bank's 57 member states
The Islamic Development Bank has listed a €1 billion green sukuk on the Nasdaq Dubai – the proceeds of which will be funnelled into climate change and green projects in the bank's 57 member states
UK Export Finance has confirmed more than £140 million ($172 million) in funding for power and agriculture projects in Angola
Asian Infrastructure Investment Bank (AIIB) has approved its $500 million loan to expand and upgrade Mumbai’s suburban rail network
The Asian Development Bank signed a $22 million grant to the Government of Nauru on 27 September 2019 for a solar-plus-battery project
BNY Mellon and KeyBank are expanding role the former plays in processing trade finance transactions for the later
The EBRD will consider an $80 million loan with the government of Lebanon for a project to upgrade the electricity transmission network in northern Beirut
The Development Bank of Latin America will provide up to $350 million to finance the construction, rehabilitation and maintenance of the Central Railroad project, also known as Ferrocarril Central, in Uruguay
The US Trade and Development Agency has signed three grants to fund feasibility studies for three energy projects in Nigeria
Bank of America has become the financial institution to join the Marco Polo digital trade finance network
Cassa Depositi e Prestiti Group’s export and internationalisation hub – SACE SIMEST – has signed a partnership with Ebury to provide Italian SMEs access to a range of digital services to protect against risks related to international exports
The Emerging Africa Infrastructure Fund has issued an RFP for a concept note required for the project financing of three solar PV mini-grids in the Democratic Republic of Congo
The Japanese government has nominated Masatsugu Asakawa as the successor to the Asian Development Bank’s president Takehiko Nakao, who has resigned
The World Bank has appointed Marie Francois Marie-Nelly as its new country director for South Africa, Namibia, Lesotho, Botswana and Eswatini
An Asia-based development finance institution will exclude coal-fired power projects from a new platform to develop debt securities backed by infrastructure loan assets
The Asian Development Bank has named a three-strong advisory team to support the Uzbek Government on the transfer of water supply and sewage services in four cities to private operators under a PPP scheme, following a three-month review
The Asian Development Bank has signed a grant to the Samoa Ports Authority for the upgrade of Apia Port
GE Power has signed a contract with sponsor Mass Energy Holding to supply turbines for the 1.5GW phase 3 expansion of the Besmaya gas-fired combined-cycle power plant near Baghdad, Iraq
The European Investment Bank (EIB) and Dutch local government funding agency Nederlandse Waterschapsbank (NWB Bank) have committed €200 million ($222 million) to water infrastructure projects in the Netherlands
UK Export Finance has appointed Diego Folino as its new country head for Mexico, working out of the British Embassy in Mexico City
The Asian Development Bank, Government of Australia and the Green Climate Fund have signed off on three grants worth a total of $44.6 million to the Government of Tonga, to be used for renewable energy development
Michael Vrontamitis, head of trade, Europe & Americas, Standard Chartered Bank & member of the World Trade Board tells Trade Finance how he sees the dynamics of global trade changing
UniCredit’s global head of structured trade & export finance argues there is reason to remain positive for the second half of 2019
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