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IDB Invest announced the issuance of a new five-year bond for US$1 billion as part of its Global Debt Program, an operation aimed at expanding financing for companies operating in Latin America and the Caribbean.
According to data provided by IDB Invest, this is the institution’s first public transaction in the US dollar market this year and establishes a new benchmark on its debt curve with a maturity date of 2031. Furthermore, the institution achieved its tightest spread ever against US Treasury bonds.
The institution detailed that the operation registered an order book of US$2.45 billion, more than double the amount issued, with participation from investors in various regions and with diverse financial profiles. According to IDB Invest, this strong interest allowed it to obtain more favorable financing terms.
IDB Invest’s Chief Financial Officer, Orlando Ferreira, stated that the issuance represents a new milestone for the institution and reflects the confidence that the international investment community maintains in its mission and financial capacity.
Ferreira added that the result also demonstrates the strength of IDB Invest’s credit history and its commitment to maintaining a diversified and efficient financing strategy to support sustainable development projects in Latin America and the Caribbean.
According to IDB Invest, the funds obtained through this issuance will be used to strengthen financing for companies and strategic projects in the region, especially in areas related to infrastructure, innovation, sustainability, and economic growth.
The transaction was led by Goldman Sachs, J.P. Morgan, Nomura, and Scotiabank as lead managers. The financial institutions highlighted the results of the issuance and noted that the high demand demonstrates market confidence in IDB Invest, even amidst an international context marked by financial volatility and geopolitical tensions.
With this new placement, IDB Invest continues to strengthen its presence in international capital markets and expand its capacity to boost private sector development in Latin America and the Caribbean.
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