Project’s General Objective Support the development of MSMEs in the agricultural sector through access to credits that will enable them to invest in new technologies in order to strengthen their competitiveness. Beneficiary Countries Guatemala, El Salvador, Honduras, Nicaragua and Costa Rica. Participating Financial Institutions Intermediary Financial Institutions (IFIs) that comply with the ...
By means of its various programs and investments, CABEI seeks to contribute to the development, growth and productivity of the MSME business sector through 17 Intermediary Credit Programs targeted at the areas of agriculture, housing, commerce, education, innovation, energy and infrastructure. The credit lines are an additional effort by CABEI to demonstrate its commitment to support MSMEs with ...
CABEI's Financing Strategy ensures diversification of instruments, markets, and maturities. Our dedication to sound financial management has yielded a noteworthy enhancement in our credit rating trajectory over successive periods and reduced our cost of funds. Medium and Long-Term Funding Instruments The issuance of bonds through the capital markets is CABEI's leading source of financing, in line ...
The Bank members are the founding shareholders or countries , the non-founding regional shareholders or countries and the non-regional shareholders or countries . Regional Founding Members Republic of Guatemala Read more Republic of El Salvador Read more Republic of Honduras Read more Republic of Nicaragua Read more Republic of Costa Rica Read more Regional Non-founding Members Dominican Republic ...
Message from Executive President "In 2020, CABEI achieves key milestones, it celebrates 60 years as the financial arm for the Central American integration. This anniversary reflects our Institution’s financial soundness and the strength of our business model. Throughout these 60 years, our mission has been to promote the economic integration and social development of the Central American ...
Mexico has been a non-regional CABEI member since 1992 with an authorized stake of USD306.25 million in the Bank's share capital and capital contributions of USD76.56 million, ranking as the third largest shareholder within the group of non-regional members with 5.03%. The contribution that Mexico channels to the Central American region through CABEI is based on various financial cooperation ...
60 years promoting the development of the region View Photo Gallery: Celebration of the 60th Anniversary
Program’s General Objective Finance municipal or community interest works to help improve the living conditions of the Central American population. Beneficiary Countries Guatemala, El Salvador, Honduras, Nicaragua and Costa Rica. Participating Financial Institutions Intermediary Financial Institutions (IFIs) that comply with the eligibility requirements established by CABEI, pursuant to current ...