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May 23, 2023

FinDev Canada and Triodos announce USD $10.2M loan to Maranatha

The investment will increase the production of renewable energy in the Dominican Republic

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May 8, 2023

MOU signing Lori Kerr and Suzanne Gaboury

ADB and FinDev Canada Partner To Support Sustainable and Inclusive Investments in Asia and the Pacific

The Asian Development Bank (ADB) and FinDev Canada have signed a memorandum of agreement to cooperate on sustainable and inclusive private sector investments that promote sustainable development in Asia and the Pacific

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April 18, 2023

FinDev Canada partners with Banco de Bogotá, IDB Invest, IFC and Finance in Motion for the first sustainable subordinated bond issuance in Colombia for a total of USD 230 million

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April 5, 2023

FMO, FinDev Canada and Rabobank support Argentinian agriculture sector through USD 80 mln syndicated facility to Asociación de Cooperativas Argentinas

The loan was provided to Argentina’s largest grain originator and agricultural inputs supplier.

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March 20, 2023

FinDev Canada and 2X Canada join forces in a loan to Cooprogreso targeting women microentrepreneurs in Ecuador

FinDev Canada and 2X Canada co-invested US$ 16.5 million to support women entrepreneurs, particularly in the agriculture sector.

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FinDev Canada in the Media

“Latinoamérica es muy importante para FinDev Canada”

Estamos tratando de hacer un círculo virtuoso: invertimos en la región, lo que permite tener un retorno de capital y, por ende, podemos hacerlo otra vez. Es otra forma de apoyar a la región, pero a través de una vía mucho más sostenible.

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100 women entrepreneurs win Invest2Impact competition

One hundred East African women entrepreneurs were announced the winners of the inaugural 2019 2X Invest2Impact.

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FinDev Canada is looking to boldly invest in the world's poorest countries

Most development agencies prefer debt to equity because it’s safer, but FinDev's first transaction was to take a US$10 million stake in a Kenyan company

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