News
09 June 2021

IFC eyes green loan for social infra schemes in India

In:
Infrastructure, Waste and water
Region:
Asia-Pacific

The IFC is eyeing a 10-year green loan (with a two-year grace period) of up to $150 million to the Kerala Infrastructure Investment Fund Board to finance social infrastructure in the south of India. The multilateral, if its board of directors approves the deal on 10 July, may mobilise around $50...

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