Biovac’s EU-backed quasi-equity package and Brazil’s planned $1.2 billion vaccine PPP suggest that life-sciences are increasingly viewed as social infrastructure. But...
Ángela Pérez, CEO and chair at COFIDES, spoke to Uxolo at the lill Global Symposium 2026 in Oxford. Here she talks risk-sharing and catalysing private capital in the...
In this episode of Uxolo: In-Depth With, Jessica Brown speaks with Kim-See Lee, Chief Investment Officer for Public Sector, Financial Institutions and Funds at the Asian...
A landmark sustainable aviation fuel project in Egypt shows that commercial banks and local equity can get behind emerging transportation fuels. But shared experience on...
Imperative’s second-phase spekboom project combines a four-investor carbon financing, a 14-year World Bank outcome bond and long-term offtake with Amazon. It points...
ATIDI has evolved from a political risk insurer into a Pan-African development catalyst - unlocking capital across infrastructure, energy, agribusiness and digital trade....
The €65 million Poro Power green bond offers a faster alternative to conventional DFI-led project finance for African renewables. But the template still depends on...
Development banks have lined up behind ATOME’s Villeta green hydrogen fertiliser plant in Paraguay. Global supply chain disruptions have given the deal momentum, but DFI...
Panama’s Metro Line 3 and Ruta del Este financings rely on strikingly different risk and revenue models. But together, they suggest that after a subdued spell, one of...
Defence has emerged as a priority sector in the export and development finance communities, though the legal and compliance considerations should not be ignored. By Mark...
DFIs are increasingly turning to funds to deploy their capital, with the product increasingly rivalling project finance structures. But the benefits in scale and risk...
A debut project finance loan securitisation from Natixis has a fresh geographical focus. It also points to a way for banks to integrate CLOs into their distribution...
Uxolo spoke with AIIB’s head of funding, Darren Stipe, to outline the MDB’s fundraising programme for 2025 and beyond. From multi-currency issuances to a broadening...
Admassu Tadesse, group president at Trade and Development Bank Group, is bracing for the impact of geopolitical turmoil on the African continent’s financing. All the more...
Nigeria is starting to build robust channels for attracting institutional debt capital – both foreign and domestic - into infrastructure assets. But this expanded toolkit...
In this episode of Uxolo: In-Depth With, Jessica Brown speaks with Aliou Maiga, Regional Industry Director, Financial Institutions Group, Africa at IFC (World Bank...
The Dorjilung hydroelectric financing moved away from sovereign-backed debt towards a blended PPP structure combining concessional capital, multilateral lending and...
The 2025 winners show development finance becoming bolder, greener, and more structurally inventive than before.
When is a DFI preferred creditor not a preferred creditor? A messy restructuring and a ratings downgrade for Afreximbank could hammer smaller development banks’ cost of...
Rising investor confidence and a new focus on sustainability are redefining aviation finance in Africa. Thanzi Ramukosi, an investment specialist at Ninety One, which...
Biovac’s EU-backed quasi-equity package and Brazil’s planned $1.2 billion vaccine PPP suggest that life-sciences are increasingly viewed as social infrastructure. But even vaccine sovereignty is hard to bank without public risk-sharing, demand visibility and unusually credible developers.