European Investment Bank

The European Investment Bank (EIB), established in 1958, is a long-term lending institution owned by the EU Member States. Headquartered in Luxembourg, it offers a wide range of financing solutions, including project loans, loans to banks and intermediaries, venture capital funds, and equity investments. EIB also provides structured finance products, guarantees, and securitization instruments, along with advisory services for infrastructure projects, urban development, and small to medium-sized enterprises. Its portfolio is predominantly composed of loans (93.08%), with a small portion allocated to debt and fixed income, shares, and other assets. EIB's mission is to support European integration and social cohesion, primarily within the European Union and internationally.

Andrus Ansip

Vice President

Nicola Beer

Vice President and Member of the Management Committee

Markus Berndt

Deputy Director General, EIB Group and Deputy Managing Director, EIB Global Directorate

Teresa Czerwińska

Vice President and Member of the Management Committee

Ambroise Fayolle

Vice President and Member of the Management Committee

Werner Hoyer

President

Kyriacos Kakouris

Director

Adrian Kamenitzer

Deputy Director General and Chief Risk Officer

Jean-Christophe Laloux

Director General

Emma Navarro

Vice President

Lilyana Pavlova

Vice President

Alexander Stubb Ph.D

Vice President and Member of the Management Committee

Thomas Östros

Vice President and Member of the Management Committee

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ECOWAS Bank for Investment and Development (EBID)

Debt Financing in 2025
The ECOWAS Bank for Investment and Development (EBID) has metamorphosed into a fully-fledged development finance institution (DFI) over the years. As a major regional DFI, the Bank, for over forty years, has focused on helping Member States to meet infrastructural, social and institutional challenges in the ECOWAS sub-region, through financing projects under its private and public sector windows

Emerging Markets Global Advisory

Debt Financing in 2024
Emerging Markets Global Advisory is an investment bank based in London, United Kingdom, specializing in providing advisory services to financial institutions, institutional investors, and large-cap and middle-market corporations across various industries. The firm offers a comprehensive suite of investment banking services, including mergers and acquisition advisory, corporate finance, debt and equity capital raising, leveraged buyouts, restructurings, valuation analysis, recapitalizations, and divestitures. Emerging Markets Global Advisory serves clients in sectors such as financial services, manufacturing, transportation, agriculture, food, energy, and communications, helping them navigate complex financial landscapes and achieve their strategic objectives.

BTG Pactual

Debt Financing in 2024
BTG Pactual is a Brazilian financial services firm, established in 1983, offering a range of services including investment banking, corporate lending, sales and trading, wealth management, and asset management. Its asset management arm, founded in 1984, manages equity and fixed income portfolios, mutual funds, and hedge funds for both individual and institutional clients globally, employing a blend of fundamental and quantitative analysis. The firm also provides advisory services in mergers and acquisitions, wealth planning, loans, and financings, along with investment solutions and market analyses.

Spark Energy Services

Debt Financing in 2024
Spark Energy Services works with experienced developers across Africa, providing their partners with up to 100% upfront financing for the installation of on-site renewable energy and energy efficiency equipment for C&I businesses. Spark provides access to a diversified portfolio of clean energy projects across Africa, offering investors a climate-positive investment with a strong, transparent, and robustly measured ESG profile. Through their development partners, Spark offers C&I companies a zero up-front cost solution to their energy needs, whilst significantly reducing their monthly power bills.

Banco Santander Brasil

Post in 2023
Santander Brasil is the largest division of Banco Santander in Latin America, accounting for half of the group's activities in the region. It functions through two primary segments: Commercial Banking and Global Wholesale Banking. The Commercial Banking segment serves both individual and corporate clients, generating the majority of the bank's revenue. Meanwhile, the Global Wholesale Banking segment includes Investment Banking and Markets operations, which cover the Treasury and Equity Business Departments. Santander Brasil operates extensively within Brazil and also has international operations, emphasizing its significant role in the financial landscape.

Illimity Bank

Post in 2023
Illimity Bank, founded in 2018 and headquartered in Milan, Italy, is a commercial bank that delivers digital direct banking services to both retail and business clients. The bank specializes in providing corporate credit, managing non-performing loan (NPL) portfolios, and offering financing solutions specifically tailored for small and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs). Additionally, Illimity Bank engages in investment banking activities, including the establishment and management of investment funds and facilitating initial public offerings. With a focus on addressing the challenges posed by distressed credit and the increasing prevalence of bad loans, Illimity Bank aims to support its clients through innovative financial solutions.

International Fund For Agricultural Development

Debt Financing in 2022
The International Fund for Agricultural Development (IFAD) is a United Nations agency established in 1977 and headquartered in Rome, Italy. It focuses on agricultural development in developing countries by providing grants and low-interest loans to rural projects. IFAD aims to empower rural populations to enhance food security, improve nutrition, and increase their incomes. In addition to financing sovereign governments, IFAD has adopted a private sector investment strategy to support small and medium-sized enterprises, cooperatives, and smallholder farmers. This approach allows IFAD to fund a diverse range of initiatives that boost productivity, promote climate-smart practices, and foster resilience among rural communities. By attracting private sector funding, IFAD expands its capacity to contribute to sustainable agricultural development and poverty reduction in rural areas.

Medical Credit Fund

Debt Financing in 2018
The Medical Credit Fund is a non-profit health investment fund. It supports private healthcare facilities in Africa obtaining capital to strengthen and upgrade their operations in order to enhance access to affordable quality healthcare.

October

Debt Financing in 2018
October is a pan-European lending platform that aims to empower businesses by simplifying access to funding. Founded in France in 2014 under the name Lendix, the company emerged following regulatory changes that disrupted traditional banking practices. With offices in France, Spain, Italy, and the Netherlands, October operates an online marketplace that connects private investors with enterprises of various sizes. This platform allows investors to finance businesses directly, offering fully disclosed terms and facilitating a streamlined investment process. Institutional lenders complement individual contributions, ensuring borrowers benefit from high success rates and quick processing times. October's mission is to democratize finance, providing a secure and efficient way for individuals to invest in the real economy.

African Export-Import Bank

Debt Financing in 2017
African Export-Import Bank is a multilateral financial institution established in 1993 to promote and facilitate trade among African countries and between Africa and the global marketplace. Headquartered in Cairo, Egypt, the Bank offers a range of financing programs, advisory services, and guarantee products aimed at enhancing intra- and extra-African trade. These services include short-term trade guarantees, working capital and supply chain finance solutions for small and medium-sized enterprises, and various bonding facilities for export contracts. The institution serves a diverse clientele, including governments, corporations, and financial institutions, providing additional services such as sovereign and corporate advisory, capital markets assistance, and trade information. With an authorized share capital of five billion US dollars, the Bank plays a crucial role in the development and diversification of trade across the continent.
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