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Infrastructure Bank of the Year: Caribbean – Citi
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Infrastructure finance in the Caribbean has long carried outsized importance.
At the center of many of these transactions stood Citi, whose role in reshaping capital access across island economies earns it Infrastructure Bank of the Year for the Caribbean.
The project will increase passenger capacity by four million and strengthen the Dominican Republic’s role as a Caribbean hub.
Aerodom’s refinancing marked the largest transportation infrastructure bond in Latin America and the Caribbean since 2021, heralding a return to the 144A/Reg.
By leveraging an essential infrastructure asset, Jamaica both funded development and advanced fiscal consolidation.