France’s Proparco Plans Sri Lanka Investments After Default
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Article content (Bloomberg) — Proparco, the private-sector financing arm of Agence Française de Développement, plans to fund Sri Lankan companies involved in renewable energy, agribusiness and women-led small enterprises, according to Vincent Vandenbussche, acting regional director for South Asia. Article content The Paris-based development agency decided to resume financing projects in Sri Lanka after the South Asian island’s sovereign credit rating was upgraded out of default, Vandenbussche said in an interview in Colombo. Proparco last invested in the island nation through Hatton National B…
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