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Infrastructure improvements to seaports, roadways, and airports speed economic development, permitting goods from factories to reach markets efficiently and at low cost. Modern airport facilities speed tourists to resort destinations, improved container terminals lower food costs and efficient roadways connect rural communities to urban hubs. In addition to benefiting commerce, well designed infrastructure projects improve communities and create opportunities for large scale employment. Modern, efficient infrastructure promotes sustainable growth across all sectors of an economy. Rapid economic development throughout Latin America and the Caribbean has placed enormous strains on infrastructure, making innovative new projects essential for the region to maintain its competitiveness. BRIC Advisory’s multidisciplinary transaction teams offer sponsors the financial advice and industry knowledge required to close financing mandates with multilateral and national development banks. Expert at guiding projects through the loan approval process of development institutions, BRIC Advisory’s team takes an integrated approach to writing information memorandums, structuring transactions and creating financial models, all uniquely tailored to each infrastructure project. Since the global financial crisis, commercial banks have suffered from liquidity constraints, and reduced the availability of capital to fund important infrastructure projects in Latin America and the Caribbean. To maintain the link between modern and efficient infrastructure and economic development, sponsors must work even harder to obtain financing for projects. Aware of the importance of infrastructure for economic growth, multilateral and national development banks have filled the financing gap by providing direct project loans and credit guarantees. BRIC Advisory has deep and strong relationships with key decision makers throughout the development bank community. Our professionals rely on this network of relationships to assist sponsors obtain loans from development banks to cover 80% of project costs, catalyze investment from financial institutions, and achieve the best economic, social and environmental outcomes for projects. Long-term bank loans from development institutions financed the following infrastructure projects:
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