EBRD project finance – EBRD

Expand the sections below to view details about cookies used on this website.

Sectors we work in

Project information

• Project finder
• Independent Project
  Accountability Mechanism

What we provide

 

Key themes and topics

• The war on Ukraine
• The EBRD and digitalisation
• EBRD Green
• Economic Inclusion
• Food security
• Securing Chernobyl site
• Local currency

Economic research

• Economics at the EBRD
• Office of the Chief Economist
• Transition Report

Background

• History of the EBRD
• Basic documents of the EBRD

• View by country and department
• Media enquiries

• President Odile Renaud-Basso
• Board of Governors
• Board of Directors
• Executive Committee
• Senior leadership group

Our values

• Multiparty democracy and pluralism
• Promoting transition
• Environmental and social sustainability
• Integrity and compliance
• Backing gender equality
• Transparency

Partnering for impact

• Donors
• Civil Society
• Alumni Association

• Albania
• Armenia
• Azerbaijan
• Belarus
• Bosnia and Herzegovina
• Bulgaria
• Croatia
• ​Czechia
• Egypt
• Estonia

• Georgia
• Greece
• Hungary
• Jordan
• Kazakhstan
• Kosovo
• Kyrgyz Republic
• Latvia
• Lebanon
• Lithuania

Project finance

Support for SMEs

• Advice for businesses
• Finance for businesses
• Donor support
• Flagship programmes
• EBRD Know How Academy

 
Loans are tailored to meet the particular requirements of a project. The credit risk may be taken entirely by the EBRD or partly syndicated to the market.
Learn more
These may be undertaken in a variety of forms. When the EBRD takes an equity stake, it expects an appropriate return on its investment and will only take a minority position.
Learn more
We also provide guarantees to help borrowers gain access to financing through our Trade Facilitation Programme.
Learn more
 
Explore information and documents about EBRD projects.
Learn more
EBRD Investments 1991-2023
 
Find out information on LIBOR transition and the EBRD-proposed LIBOR Replacement Rate.
Learn more
One of the EBRD’s key aims is to support the development of micro, small and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs) which are crucial to nurturing a private sector economy. To do this, we may make equity and loan financing available to SMEs through a range of intermediaries throughout the countries where we work.
These intermediaries include banks in which the EBRD has an equity stake or with which it has signed a loan, and investment or venture capital funds in which the EBRD has made an investment.
The EBRD may also provide direct financing and support for SMEs through a number of loan and equity facilities.
Financial and operating leases for small businesses cover a range of goods such as commercial vehicles, equipment and machinery.
Contact local partner finance institutions to enquire about finance and to check specific requirements.
Contact details for partner finance institutions
Projects may be considered for EBRD assistance if they:
The EBRD tailors solutions to client and project needs and to the specific situation of the country, region and sector. It assigns a dedicated team of specialists with expertise in project finance, the region and sector, law and environment.
In addition, we may not finance certain products or processes due to their environmentally harmful nature or if adverse impact cannot be adequately mitigated.
Learn more
EBRD financing enquiry form
 
How EBRD projects work
Watch Video

Other ways to work with the EBRD

• Advisory services for businesses
• Procurement opportunities
• Trade Faciliation Programme
• Careers

source