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ARISE B.V.

The objective of this project is the establishment of a Technical Assistance Facility (TAF) in order to enable Arise to undertake TA (or CD) projects with its investees.

ECOBANK NIGERIA LIMITED

FMO arranged a US$ 75 mln subordinated term loan that will qualify as Tier II capital to comply with the increased capital norms by Central Bank of Nigeria for systemically important banks. The 7-year loan facility will have a strong multiplier effect on the growth of Ecobank's loan portfolio and enable much needed private sector development in Africa's largest economy.

ADVANS INTERNATIONAL

The overall objective of this project is to improve Advans CI’s portfolio quality, its operational efficiency and its Client Protection Principles. The project focuses on three core components to achieve this objective: i) strengthening operational efficiency through a/o a restructuring of the branches, ii) risk management capacity building for staff and iii) integration of the Client Protection Principles throughout the operations.

ARISE B.V.

The objective of this project is the establishment of a Technical Assistance Facility (TAF) in order to enable Arise to undertake TA (or CD) projects with its investees.

ECOBANK NIGERIA LIMITED

FMO arranged a US$ 75 mln subordinated term loan that will qualify as Tier II capital to comply with the increased capital norms by Central Bank of Nigeria for systemically important banks. The 7-year loan facility will have a strong multiplier effect on the growth of Ecobank's loan portfolio and enable much needed private sector development in Africa's largest economy.

ECOBANK NIGERIA LIMITED

FMO arranged a US$ 75 mln subordinated term loan that will qualify as Tier II capital to comply with the increased capital norms by Central Bank of Nigeria for systemically important banks. The 7-year loan facility will have a strong multiplier effect on the growth of Ecobank's loan portfolio and enable much needed private sector development in Africa's largest economy.

FIDELITY BANK GHANA LIMITED

Fidelity Bank Ghana Ltd. is an indigenous Ghanaian bank. Since its inception in 2006 it has grown to become the sixth largest bank in Ghana in terms of deposits, and strengthened its position in the market further in 2014 by acquiring ProCredit Ghana and as such is the first bank to actively serving the unbanked and underbanked in the country. The merger has brought two institutions with their own cultures and staff together.