The Board of Directors is the body responsible for the direction of CABEI. It exercises all the powers delegated thereto by the Board of Governors and defines the operational and administrative policies, approves the budget as well as the short, medium and long term plans. It also determines the Bank's basic organization, exercises control of Administration's management and proposes to the Board ...
Executive President Gisela Sánchez Gisela Sánchez, current Executive President of the Central American Bank for Economic Integration (CABEI), has an outstanding career in the strategic and corporate realm. Prior to leading CABEI, she held the position of Director of Strategy and Corporate Affairs at BAC. Her experience includes significant roles at the Florida Ice and Farm Company (FIFCO) and as a ...
Divisions Credit Management The Credit Office is responsible for carrying out the analysis of credit operations and supervision and monitoring of credit operations, through the application of current regulations and in accordance with the best international practices that allow CABEI to maintain a healthy credit portfolio. Contact information: Randall Chang, Credit Manager changr@bcie.org Private ...
These Offices support the Public Sector Division and Private Sector Division to identify investment opportunities in the focus areas established by CABEI, which will produce an impact on the region's development. The Chief Country Officer of CABEI's Representation Offices promote the Bank´s products and services and coordinate the execution of marketing activities in order to increase the Bank's ...
The strategic axis of social development is the principal means for contributing to compliance with the countries’ priority development objectives: Eradicate extreme poverty and hunger. Promote universal primary education. Foster gender equity and women’s autonomy. Reduce child mortality and abuse. Improve maternal health care and that of the population in general. Combat the principal diseases ...
Limitations to productivity affect the sustainable development of Central America. As part of competitiveness, the productivity that the region needs requires both physical and institutional infrastructure, human capital and adequate investment levels. Competitiveness is a priority theme for the Central American agenda, especially for the purpose of taking advantage of trade openness and ...
Pursuant to CABEI’s mission to promote regional integration, this strategic axis permits the Bank to focus its efforts on fostering the integration process. Through this axis, the Bank promotes infrastructure initiatives, such as the road network, ports and airports, which contribute to regional connectivity. It also finances energy generation to take advantage of the common energy market and ...
environmental sustainability and reduction of vulnerability to natural disasters associated with climate change are fundamental for guaranteeing that the Bank’s efforts focusing on social development, competitiveness and regional integration are environmentally viable on the medium and long term. In this sense, the Bank has established the axis of environmental sustainability as collateral for all ...
Will support initiatives that improve human capital development and the population’s quality of life by providing services to cover basic needs and by creating opportunities to bolster the labor market. The following are some of the initiatives that could be undertaken in this focus area: Initiatives to support water and sanitation projects. Waste elimination and treatment and related activities. ...
Will consider initiatives that favor the development of the region’s productive capacity through interventions involving road infrastructure, airports, ports and telecommunications projects. Under this focus area, CABEI may join forces with international integration projects in the region, such as the International Network of Mesoamerican Highways (RICAM) and the Mesoamerican Integration Corridor, ...