Institution details
Central American Bank For Economic Integration (CABEI) (CABEI)
Key facts
- Established in 1960
- Ownership: Public
Latest update: 03/12/2021
rating type | rating agency | type | rating |
---|---|---|---|
Institution rating | S&P | Foreign currency | A+ |
Products
- Loans
- Credit lines
- Other products
Loans
- Co-financed loans
- Structured loans
- Syndicated loans and A/B-loans
- Loans for investment projects (project finance scheme)
- Refinancing
- CABEI typically prefers to grant medium- and long-term loans
Credit lines
- Global Credit Line (GCL) to intermediary financial institutions (IFIs): Used by commercial banks and other financial institutions that meet the eligibility requirements for intermediating financial resources
- Line to support the liquidity management of the central banks of CABEI founding countries: Provides revolving credit lines with the general objective of supporting the liquidity management of these institutions
- Credit line for decentralized public entities and Central American integration institutions: Provides credit lines with the objective of meeting these entities’ working capital needs, provided that such institutions or entities meet the eligibility requirements
Other products
- Guarantees and letters of credit
- Leases
- Pre-investment and technical cooperation
- Equity and quasi-equity investment
- Derivative instruments
Performance highlights
What's new?
- CABEI and the International Investment Bank (IIB) signed a collaboration agreement to promote programs and initiatives to foster the exchange of knowledge, and to jointly participate in financial assistance for development projects in countries of mutual interest
- South Korea formally joined CABEI as a non-regional member, representing an increase to the multilateral organization’s portfolio of USD 2 billion