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IDB Invest

IDB Invest is the private sector arm of the IDB Group, financing projects across Latin America and the Caribbean.

Last updated September 15, 2026

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Overview

IDB Invest describes itself as the private sector arm of the IDB Group, aiming to be the partner of choice for the private sector in Latin America and the Caribbean. It finances projects to advance clean energy, modernize agriculture, strengthen transportation systems and expand access to financing, with a commitment to economic growth and social inclusion. IDB Invest is owned by its 48 member countries, 26 of which are in the Latin American and Caribbean region, with voting power proportional to shares held.

History

IDB Invest operates as the private sector arm of the IDB Group, focusing on the private sector in Latin America and the Caribbean. It is owned by its 48 member countries, 26 of which are in the Latin American and Caribbean region, with voting power proportional to shares held. The organization provides customized financing solutions and expert advice tailored to specific industries and markets.

Products and positioning

Partner of choice for the private sector in Latin America and the Caribbean

  • Subordinated loan

    Up to 40 billion Colombian pesos (approximately $13 million) to Banco Unión to expand access to credit for retired older adults in Colombia.

Recent events

  • IDB Invest and GBTI partner on trade finance[6]

    Reported:

    IDB Invest enlisted the Guyana Bank for Trade and Industry into its Trade Finance Facilitation Program through a guarantee and funding facility. The partnership is intended to support GBTI's correspondent-bank network and expand trade products for small and medium enterprises and other clients in Guyana.

  • Mainstream closes financing for Andes Renovables phase two[7]

    Reported:

    Mainstream Renewable Power reached financial close for the second phase of its Andes Renovables platform in Chile and raised US$620 million in debt to fund construction of the phase.

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