Profiles of SSA borrowers 2023
- Wednesday, 19 July 2023
Key information, charts and contact details for 36 supranational, sovereign and agency (SSA) borrowers relevant to the Australian and New Zealand markets. Profiles include details on sustainable finance and overall funding strategies.
- African Development Bank
- Agence France Locale
- Asian Development Bank
- Asian Infrastructure Investment Bank
- BNG Bank
- CAF – Development Bank of Latin America
- Canada Pension Plan Investment Board
- Central American Bank for Economic Integration
- Council of Europe Development Bank
- EUROFIMA
- European Investment Bank
- Export Development Canada
- The Export-Import Bank of Korea
- Inter-American Development Bank
- Inter-American Investment Corporation – IDB Invest
- International Development Association
- International Finance Corporation
- International Finance Facility for Immunisation
- The Korea Development Bank
- KfW Bankengruppe
- Kommunalbanken Norway
- KommuneKredit
- L-Bank
- Municipality Finance
- Nordic Investment Bank
- NRW.BANK
- NWB Bank
- Oesterreichische Kontrollbank
- Province of Alberta
- Province of British Columbia
- Province of Manitoba
- Province of Ontario
- Province of Québec
- Rentenbank
- Swedish Export Credit Corporation
- World Bank
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