Eliane Lustosa, BNDES director of capital markets, is working with Brazil’s banking and pension fund associations – Anbima and Abrapp respectively – to try to encourage private-sector financing of Brazilian infrastructure.
In a wide-ranging interview with Euromoney magazine, to be published in the February issue, Lustosa says the development bank – which is responsible for 15% of total lending to the private sector and has a balance sheet that is similar in size to the World Bank – is trying to lower its financial disbursements while supporting a larger number of projects and companies.
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