Information for bond issuers

Sorry, in respect of the United States of America, Canada, Japan or Australia or any other jurisdiction in which the distribution, offer, sale, transfer or resale would be prohibited by applicable law, no investment in notes/shares or other instruments of the Fund (or its sub-fund(s)) can be offered or made.

Why work with LAGreen?

A reliable partner for green bond issuers
Regional focus and local presence in Latin America
An anchor investor in long-term bonds, in USD or local currencies, that are locally traded
Connect local issuers with international investors
Technical assistance for structuring green bonds (including pre- and post-issuance support)

Issuing green bonds for a sustainable future

What bonds does LAGreen support?

LAGreen pursues a holistic investment strategy and is willing to support a variety of issuers and bond-types in order to achieve a high green/social impact.

Types of issuers:

Financial institutions
Corporates
Projects
Local/regional development banks
(Sub-) sovereigns

Instruments:

Green bonds
Sustainability bonds
Social bonds
Sustainability-linked bonds
Green loans

Latin America’s first dedicated green bond fund

What projects does LAGreen support?

LAGreen pursues a holistic investment strategy and is willing to support a variety of issuers and bond types in order to achieve a high environmental and social impact.

The eligible use of proceeds for green bonds supported by LAGreen can include, but are not limited to:

Renewable energy
Energy efficiency
Climate change adaptation
Biodiversity conservation
Sustainable use of natural resources and land use
Green buildings
Sustainable transportation
Sustainable water, wastewater management, and sanitation
Circular economy

In addition, LAGreen can support sustainability bonds and social bonds that have a positive social impact.

Creating impact through blended finance

Who invests in LAGreen?

LAGreen is structured as a public-private partnership. This blended finance model offers different capital tranches that provide multiple risk-return profiles.
Public investors and development finance institutions invest in junior and senior shares. Subordinated notes are purchased by development finance institutions and institutional private investors. These contributions provide a risk cushion for senior notes – the most protected investment instrument of the fund – which are exclusively offered to private investors.