$50 million from CABEI to Banco Agrícola in El Salvador

The line of credit will be designated to provide financial assistance to small and medium exporters.

Wednesday, June 22, 2011

The executive director of the Corporation of Exporters, Silvia Cuéllar, considered it a very good opportunity for SMEs, adding that it should enable favorable loan conditions.

Daniel Choto reported in Elsalvador.com more statements by the executive, "This kind of support is good for exportation, because one of the issues raised by exporters and especially by SMEs, is that credit is difficult, if the bank is creating a line with the Central American Bank for Economic Integration, that should make it much more accessible "

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Salvadoran Exporters Request Credit Insurance

August 2009

Exporting companies from El Salvador are demanding an integral exports policy from the Government.

According to the Corporation of Exporting Companies, known as COEXPORT, the most important items of such policy should be a financial guarantee fund and credit insurance.

Silvia Cuéllar, head of Coexport, detailed both financial instruments to Laprensagrafica.com: "Credit insurance will be a guarantee for exporters having problems with their products, and the guarantee fund will provide greater protection for the entrepreneur".

$10.5 million for Costa Rican SMEs

October 2011

The BCIE has granted a credit line to Cathay Bank to support MSME’s, as well as international trade and housing in Costa Rica.

A press release by the Central American Bank for Economic Integration (BCIE) reads:

The Central American Bank for Economic Integration (BCIE) has granted a loan to Banco Cathay allowing it to expand its global credit line to $10.5 million in order to support Micro, Small and Medium Enterprises (MSMEs) as well as international trade and housing Costa Rica.

$16 Million for Guatemalan SMEs

July 2009

BCIE granted a credit line of $16.3 million to the Bank of Rural Development, known as Banrural, to be loaned to SMEs.

Banrural CEO, Samuel de la Cruz, stated that the interest rate will be around 12%, for 3 to 5 years. This loans will be available starting next Tuesday.

Guatemalan Bantrab Acquires Credit Line for $27 million

September 2011

The Banco de los Trabajadores (Workers Bank) has signed for a credit line worth $27.5 million with the Central American Economic Integration Bank

The funds will be earmarked for financing small and medium enterprises and housing loans.

The loan was signed by Ronald Garcia, general director of Grupo Financiero Bantrab, and Florentino Fernandez, country manager of BCIE.

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