Though facing a complex global context and adverse circumstances for Latin America –most notably, the substantial reduction in external capital flows CAF once again played a key counter-cyclical and catalytic role, by ...

During the period, CAF contributed to the gradual recovery of the region's economies and helped to relieve signs of social instability that had been present in several countries. In so doing, the Corporation consolidated ...

The Institution in 2013 reached a level of USD 12,101,000 approvals, representing an increase of 31% over 2012, with a significant distribution by country and sector strategic diversification of its operations throughout ...

Faced with the loss of economic dynamism in Latin America in 2015, CAF took actions to step up its anti-cyclical role with fast-disbursing and contingent operations for USD 2.4 billion, having more than year. This level ...

Expansion of CAF’s Latin American scope: the incorporation of Panama and Paraguay as full members in 2008 –which will result in an increase of paid-in capital of USD 360 million– followed that of Argentina, Brazil and ...

In 2012, projects totaling USD 9.3 billion were approved for Latin America, with USD 50 billion authorized over the past five years. A greater diversity of countries and strategic sectors was achieved as well, with more ...

This year yielded a generous recovery for Latin America’s economies. The dynamic performance of the world economy, the favorable conditions of commodity markets and trade in general, as well as the return of private capital ...

In 2005, Latin America once again exhibited a positive macroeconomic performance, partially as a result of favorable international conditions and the resumption of foreign capital flows. These conditions provided an ...

Significant capital increase of USD 2.5 billion that will double the paid-in capital of the Institution. Record level of approvals (USD 9.17 billion), a 15.4% increase over the previous year. Other approvals totalled USD ...

2014 was a year of change for Latin America’s economic conditions, in an environment of moderate global growth and a slowdown in emerging economies. Lower demand for commodities and the end of conditions of abundant and ...