[PDF] Top 20 EIB-Information November 1991 No. 70

... Risk capital was used in this way to acquire stakes in venture capital companies set up to promote the financing of corporate equity in Morocco Société de Participation et de Promotion d[r] ... See full document

... The controls range from administration of the loan to monitoring of work in progress on the project and an evaluation of its results once the project is operational ; they apply to all B[r] ... See full document

... Open Information Interchange Oil is a proposed initative of the European Commission , DG XIII-B, and addresses three - to ensure a consistent strategy exists and is followed for the use [r] ... See full document

... In fact, the amounts being called upon to deploy a total of 1.7 billion ECUs to be made available in t w o f o r m s : firstly, 1.1 billion ECUs in loans from the provided for under the [r] ... See full document

... The ElB's loans are part of packages which mayalso include concessionary funds drawn from the budgetary resources of the Community and the Member States in the form of risk capital finan[r] ... See full document

... Other infrastructure projects have accounted for loans totalling $23 million, granted in 1963 and 1964, of which $6 million was provided towards the cost of overhead power lines to bring[r] ... See full document

... Djibouti Construction of the Tadjourah thermat power station and erection o l transmission lines 1979 Fiji Construction, then émargement, of hydroelectric power station on Viti Levu isia[r] ... See full document

... Finally, 6.8 million ECUs went to 10 small and medium-scale agro-industrial ventures; the funds were provided in credits from global loans to the Industrial Development Bank of Turkey an[r] ... See full document

... The second protocol, which came into effect in August 1978, provided for the EIB to lend 225 million ECUs from its own resources 150 million with 3% interest subsidies, 10 million in loa[r] ... See full document

... These operations take place either under financial protocols negotiated between the ComFinancing from own resources within the Comunity in 1986 total: 6678.1 million ECUs Breakdown by ec[r] ... See full document

... Given the importance of the Great Belt Link for the trans-European transport network, the European Investment Bank has provided financial support.. So far it has focused its loans on the[r] ... See full document

... These Community objectives reinforce those already being pursued by the European Investment Bank, in particular the financing of projects involving cooperation between companies from dif[r] ... See full document

... EUROPEAN COMMUNITY COOPERA­ TION WITH COUNTRIES IN CENTRAL AND EASTERN EUROPE In Tunisia, 35 million ecus will be channelled to a project for the improvement of the envi­ ronment in the [r] ... See full document

... As a sign of its renewed confidence in the Bank's capacity to finance capital investment which promotes European integration, the ElB's Board of Governors doubled the Bank's capital with[r] ... See full document

... A NOTEWORTH Y ECONOMIC IMPACT participated in implementing the Cohe­ lance in areas eligible for support under Providing loans rather than grants and sion Fund and begun to manage the Eu[r] ... See full document

... The importance of trans­Euro­ Italy, Portugal and the new German Länder, pean networks TENs in the fields of telecommunications as well as trans­ Loans for the telecommunications sector [r] ... See full document

... Peter Sedgwick highlighted that most of EIB’s lending promoting RE was within the EU-25. This was in line with the Bank’s main role to facilitate the implementation of EU policies. Within the EU, there are various forms ... See full document

... nanced thirty-one projects with a total value of over EUR 5 billion. Most of these were within the Euro- pean Union, and covered a range of types of airline. As part of the eval- uation, ten projects considered to be ... See full document

... tional bank intermediation. As to capital markets, he noted that institutional investors have become particularly important, reducing the direct participa- tion of households in capital market activities. This shift in ... See full document

... from EIB fi- nancial support for the comprehen- sive long-term improvement of its housing stock (with energy-effi- cient refurbishment) within an in- tegrated plan for urban renewal and ... See full document