DFI & Multilateral Financing
Structured access to development finance institutions for concessional debt, guarantees, blended finance, and technical assistance across LATAM, the United States, and South Africa.
What DFIs offer
Development finance institutions provide longer tenors, lower pricing, and countercyclical liquidity that commercial banks cannot match. For renewable energy sponsors in emerging markets, they are the difference between a marginal financial model and a bankable one.
- Senior and subordinated debt — hard currency and, increasingly, local currency.
- Guarantees — partial credit, partial risk, and political risk cover.
- Equity and mezzanine — direct equity, quasi-equity, and fund investments.
- Blended finance — first-loss tranches from GCF, CIF, and bilateral trust funds.
- Technical assistance — project preparation, feasibility, and capacity-building grants.
Institutions we work with
IFC, IDB Invest, CAF, BNDES, US DFC, FMO, Proparco, DEG, JICA, KfW, MIGA, ATI, Green Climate Fund, and the Climate Investment Funds — plus national development banks in Colombia, Brazil, and South Africa.
Read the full guide
Our research team publishes a comprehensive DFI financing guide for LATAM renewables — read the LATAM DFI financing hub.