More details on MIGA-covered loan to Findeter development bank

By Clara Browne-Amorim

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Finance and other, Manufacturing, Social infrastructure

Region:

Americas

MIGA has issued a guarantee to JP Morgan for COP877 billion ($201 million) to cover a loan to Findeter, a development bank majority owned by the...

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