FMO, BII, BIO, DEG and Proparco have partnered to provide a long-term working capital facility of $155 million to ECOM Agroindustrial, a sustainable...
The blueprint for ETM finance - the Cirebon 1 plant in Indonesia - is shaping up, albeit slowly. But the deal is still awaiting government approval before it can sign and...
The IFC’s launch of its debut mainstream securitisation will serve as template for future such deals across the development finance space, and could double the mobilisation of...
In today’s episode, Leslie Maasdorp, CEO of British International Investment (BII), shares his strategic vision for scaling sustainable finance in frontier and emerging markets. He discusses how BII is navigating global funding cuts, recent investments in green infrastructure and digital connectivity, and the institution’s evolving approach to impact and transparency.
The blueprint for ETM finance - the Cirebon 1 plant in Indonesia - is shaping up, albeit slowly. But the deal is still awaiting government approval before it can sign and accelerate the early retirement of coal-fired power plants in the region and beyond.
The IFC’s launch of its debut mainstream securitisation will serve as template for future such deals across the development finance space, and could double the mobilisation of private capital per IFC dollar. But will institutional money stay for the long term? And are other MDBs transparent enough for private investors?
Connecting Innovators in Development Finance - Your 2025 Networking Gateway For The APAC Region
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An exclusive, in-depth analysis of the latest proprietary H1 2025 data in development and project finance from Uxolo and sister brands, TXF and Proximo, hosted during the World Bank Annual Meetings.
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