Miguel Zaldivar and Gaston Fernandez helped Ecuador obtain a $260 million loan facility to build a 14-mile line in Quito and a $127 million for a 6.7-mile line in Cuenca.
December 19, 2012 at 12:00 AM
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Dealmakers: Miguel Zaldivar and Gaston Fernandez
The Deals: Ecuador obtained a $260 million loan facility from the European Investment Bank to build a 14-mile metro line in Quito, the capital city’s first, and a $127 million financing protocol from France for a 6.7-mile line in Cuenca, the nation’s third-largest city.
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