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Banco Ganadero, S.A.

Project number BO3627A-01
Country Bolivia
Sector Financial Institutions
Status In implementation

Basic information

Company name
Banco Ganadero S.A. (“Banco Ganadero”)
Investment type Equity
E&S category
FI-2
Disclosed date
Projected board date
Approval date
Signed date
Team Leader
Carrasco, Almudena

Financial Summary

Syndicated Amount $ 3,000,000
Financing amount $ 3,000,000
Financing Currency
USD

PROJECT
SCOPE
AND
OBJECTIVE

The funds from the stock issue will be used to strengthen Banco Ganadero’s capital structure, thus enabling it to grow, especially in western Bolivia.

Banco Ganadero was established in 1993 in the city of Santa Cruz de la Sierra. It currently has branches in the cities of La Paz, Cochabamba, Trinidad, and Tarija, as well as additional smaller branches in the cities of Santa Cruz, La Paz, Cochabamba, Sucre, Tarija, Oruro, Cobija, Montero, Riberalta, and El Alto.

Banco Ganadero seeks to support the development of the country’s productive and commercial activities and provides short-, medium-, and long-term loans that meet high quality standards. Its financing reaches Bolivia’s main sectors, including commerce, animal husbandry, industry, services, and agriculture.

Environmental
and
Social
Review

Environmental and Labor Issues:

This is a category FI-1 project according to the IIC’s Environmental and Social Sustainability Policy because the subprojects in the financial intermediary’s current or future portfolio are for the most part considered medium and high risk. To enable the Investee to better understand the IIC’s requirements, it shall be required to attend the IIC’s environmental training workshop for financial intermediaries. Banco Ganadero will be required to develop an Environmental Management System to better understand the environmental and social risks of its portfolio; to evaluate, mitigate, and monitor these risks in a structured manner; to ensure compliance with local environmental legislation and occupational health and safety requirements; to establish a good reputation among clients, investors, and other stakeholders; and to maximize the identification of environmental and social opportunities. Each subproject will be subject to an environmental review and must comply with national environmental and labor laws, regulations, and standards as well as IIC environmental guidelines. Banco Ganadero must also submit annual environmental reports to the IIC indicating the progress made and problems encountered in the implementation of these practices.

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