Bancoldex receives Alide 2026 award for Providencia reconstruction fund

Bancoldex was awarded the Alide 2026 Prize in the Financial Products category for its economic reconstruction fund in Providencia and Santa Catalina after Hurricane Iota in 2020.

The Latin American Association of Financial Institutions for Development presented the recognition to Bancoldex during its 56th General Assembly. The award highlights the use of blended finance together with the United Nations Development Programme, Amplo and Grassroots Business Fund.

Supported companies recorded average revenue growth of 59 percent. One hundred percent implemented climate resilience strategies and 75 percent of the portfolio companies have female leadership.

José Alberto Garzón, president of Bancoldex, stated that the award reflects the bank's capacity to reactivate micro and small enterprises in the regions with an innovative financial product.

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Mexican executive signing a 2 billion dollar bond contract in a New York office, symbolizing Cox's US issuance after acquiring Iberdrola's Mexican assets.
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Cox completes 2 billion dollar bond issuance in the US

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The Mexican subsidiary of Cox ABG Group completed a 2 billion dollar bond issuance in the United States, two weeks after acquiring Iberdrola's assets in Mexico.

Banco Agrario has enabled a debt reprogramming process for agricultural producers in 158 municipalities affected by the climate emergency under Decree 175 of 2026.

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Colombia's Ministry of Commerce, Industry and Tourism and Bancóldex launched a 100 million dollar credit line to support trade operations with Venezuela. The measure aims to strengthen financial mechanisms between the two countries.

The Chilean government submitted a bill to Congress to raise up to USD 1.35 billion for rebuilding homes and infrastructure damaged by 2026 wildfires in Ñuble and Biobío. The plan mixes direct fiscal spending, tax incentives, and private investment attraction, without permanent tax hikes. Mayors from affected areas call for swift approval, while facing criticism from Valparaíso.

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Bancolombia supported the entry of machinery and vehicles valued at more than US$110 million into the country during 2025 through 953 transactions for 212 clients.

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