#1IDB Invest INVESTOR PRESENTATION March 2023#2CONTENTS 01 About IDB Invest 02 Our Financial Profile and Risk Management Framework 03 Our Funding Program 04 Our Approach to Sustainability#301 ABOUT US Investing in sustainable impact#410 01 Three Institutions, One IDB Group We are IDB Invest, the private sector institution of the IDB Group, a multilateral development bank committed to strengthening private sector enterprises in Latin American and the Caribbean. At IDB Invest, we finance sustainable enterprises and projects to achieve financial results that maximize economic, social and environmental development while playing a lead role in integrating ESG sustainability solutions throughout our investment process. IDB Governments Civil society Loans Guarantees Grants Policy advice Technical Assistance Knowledge IDB | Invest IDB LAB Private Sector The Innovation Laboratory Loans Guarantees Equity & Mezzanine Loans, Seed and Venture Capital Grants Advisory Services Common shareholders Aligned governance & strategy Knowledge Networks Open Innovation We manage the IDB's private sector portfolio IDB provides us administrative services 4 ABOUT US#501 Shareholder Overview Member Countries and Voting Power REGIONAL MEMBER COUNTRIES OTHER MEMBER COUNTRIES Argentina 12.1% 0.5% Austria Bahamas 0.2% 0.2% Belgium Barbados 0.2% 3.1% Canada Belize 0.1% 0.01% Croatia Bolivia 1.0% 5.3% China Brazil 10.9% 0.7% Denmark Chile 3.1% 0.6% Finland+ Colombia 3.1% 2.0% France Costa Rica 0.5% 1.1% Germany Dom. Rep 0.7% 0.3% Israel Ecuador 0.7% 3.0% Italy El Salvador 0.5% 3.8% Japan Guatemala 0.6% 4.7% Korea Guyana 0.2% 0.7% Netherlands Haiti 0.4% 0.6% Norway Honduras 0.5% 0.2% Portugal Jamaica 0.4% 0.01% Slovenia Mexico 7.7% 4.3% Spain Nicaragua 0.5% 0.6% Sweden Panamá 0.6% 1.4% Switzerland Paraguay 0.5% 14.9% United States Peru 3.2% Suriname 0.1% Trin. & Tobago 0.3% Uruguay 1.3% Venezuela 3.2% ABOUT US 5#601 What We Offer We support our clients by providing finance solutions, advisory services and knowledge that meet the evolving demands of the regions private sector. Finance Solutions Advisory Services Knowledge • Equity and Loans Guarantees mezzanine Climate change • Publications ° Gender, diversity ° • Resource mobilization ° • Blended finance and inclusion MSMEs Public-private partnerships Digitalization Sustainability and Conferences and workshops Market trends Feasibility studies Regional/sectorial expertise Financial Intermediaries OUR SECTORS ABOUT US Infrastructure Corporates Financial Institutions Energy Agribusiness Non-Bank Transport Manufacturing Financial Institutions Investment Funds Water and sanitation Social infrastructure ΠΗ Tourism Telecommunications media and technology#7Building a more inclusive textile supply chain in Honduras Category: Social Sub-category: Employment generation and programs to alleviate unemployment from socio-economic crises CASE STUDY Elcatex Honduras ING 1 POVERTY 5 GENDER EQUALITY 8 DECENT WORK AND ECONOM GROWTH M AND INFRASTRUCTURE Approved amount: Allocated amount: Total mobilization: $64M $64M $32M 10 NEQUALITIES REDUCED As of 2021, the project has achieved the following results: About 5,000 new jobs created, surpassing the target of 3,200. Approval Year: 2020 Disbursement Year: 2021 379 SME suppliers integrated into the value chain, 92% of the total expected. Elcatex increased its sales by 24% between 2019 and 2021. The new plant became operational in September 2021 and is expected to reach capacity by 2022 and exceed its targets including for production and exports. 17 PARTNERISH PS FOR THE GOALS 7#802 20 OUR FINANCIAL PROFILE AND RISK MANAGEMENT FRAMEWORK All figures are expressed in million US dollar as of Dec 2022, unless otherwise stated.#902 22 28% Liquid assets USD 2.586 66% Loans, Debt Securities, and Equity Investments* USD 6.207 Other assets USD 608 6% ASSETS A Solid Balance Sheet Borrowings 62% USD 5.784 (*) Net of USD 249 million allowance for credit losses. Total equity Investments: USD 287 million 32% OUR FINANCIAL PROFILE AND RISK MANAGEMENT FRAMEWORK AAA FITCH (Stable) AA+ Total Capital USD 2.964 S&P (Stable) Aal Other Liabilities USD 653 7% LIABILITIES AND CAPITAL MOODY'S (Stable) 6#1022 02 Strong Financial Profile AAA Rated Peer Comparison IDB-Invest RAC-Ratio 31% 22% IDB Invest 31% 34% OUR FINANCIAL PROFILE AND RISK MANAGEMENT FRAMEWORK Multilateral Assets (USD Millions) S&P Long Term Issuer Rating 7.551 AA+ IADB EBRD IFC 151.752 AAA 74.773 AAA 105.264 AAA Source: S&P Global Ratings "Supranational Special Edition. October 2022" Data as of December 31, 2021, except for IFC, whose data are as of June 30, 2021. Debt/Total Assets 12M Liquidity Coverage Ratio 75% 66% 2.4 61% 53% 1.6 1.5 1.3 Impaired Loans 5% 6.5% 2% 0.5% IADB EBRD IFC IDB Invest IADB EBRD IFC IDB Invest IADB EBRD IFC IDB Invest IADB EBRD IFC 10#1122 02 Strong Shareholder Support In 2015 the Board of Governors approved a capital increase of USD 2.0 billion: USD 1.3 billion of new contributions from member countries and USD 725 million of transfers by IDB on behalf of its member countries. 706 996 1.286 1.576 OUR FINANCIAL PROFILE AND RISK MANAGEMENT FRAMEWORK 2.736 2.665 2.593 2.521 2.326 2.126 1.866 290 290 240 240 150 50 45 2015 2016 2017 50 2018 50 110 150 150 72 2019 2020 2021 2022 2023 72 2024 71 2025 Total paid-in capital Contributions from members IDB Transfers Capital Increase Payment Schedule¹ IDB Invest operates exclusively with 100% paid-in capital 1 Figures in USD millions. IDB transfers are subject to annual approval by IDB's Board of Governors. Contributions from members outstanding per 12/31/2022: USD 120m 11#1222 02 OUR FINANCIAL PROFILE AND RISK MANAGEMENT FRAMEWORK Strong Risk Management Framework 15% Maximum exposure to single country Risk Appetite Policy Concentration Limits 20% Maximum exposure by subsector * 5%/6% Per client & per economic group 20% Maximum exposure Equity & quasi equity Capital Adequacy Policy** Liquidity Policy** Defines minimum capital adequacy ratio (CAR) Internal models deliver capital requirements i.a. for credit and market risk CAR incorporates rating agencies' AA capital requirements • Core metric: liquidity coverage ratio (LCR) LCR time horizon >12 months LCR time horizon and liquidity haircuts consistent with rating agency criteria Leverage 3.0x Maximum Debt / Capital Market Risk Guiding principle: match the structure of assets and liabilities: tenor, interest rate and currency risk Market risk exposures are managed with Value at Risk and DV01 limits Liquidity Portfolio Guidelines 4 years Maximum liquidity portfolio duration A Minimum rating required Limits are based on a concept of allocated capital. Exempt for clients under Economic Group which is based on total exposure *Except for Financial Institutions sector (60%) 12#1322 02 High Quality and Diversified Development Portfolio 2,446 1,690 4,177 6,207 5,384 30 31 32 25 30 2018 2019 2020 2021 2022 Development Portfolio Impaired Loans OUR FINANCIAL PROFILE AND RISK MANAGEMENT FRAMEWORK 12% Mexico Development Portfolio By country 6% 6% Guatemala El Salvador Development Portfolio By Sector 1.7% 1.2% NPL 0.7% 0.5% Ratio 0.5% 4.8% 4.8% 4.9% Provisioning Ratio 4.3% 4.2% NPL Ratio: Loans and debt securities past due for more than 90 days/loans and debt securities Provisioning Ratio: loan loss allowance/loans and debt securities at amortized cost 26% Infrastructure 30% Corporate 44% Financial Institutions 7% Colombia 7% 9% Ecuador Peru 18% Chile 14% Brazil 13 All other countries show exposures <= 5% Country and Sector Breakdown per Year End 2022#14Bolstering the productivity and sustainability of the pulp and paper industry in Brazil Category: Green Sub-category: Renewable energy CASE STUDY KLABIN Brazil Approved amount: Allocated amount: Total mobilization: $180M $13.7M $267.6M By the end of 2021, the following results have been achieved (vs. 2018): 1,673 new permanent jobs created 60% increase in wood produced by its own plantations Approval Year: 2019 Disbursement Year: 2020 60% increase in wood supplied by local farmers Volume of production of pulp and paper (in tons) increased 15% and 87%, respectively. US$1.1 billion in export sales Installed power capacity for renewable energy generation increased from 384 MW to 530 MW. 7 8 AFFORDABLE AND CLEAN ENERGY DECENT WORK AND ECONOMIC GROWTH M 9 MOUSTERY INNOVATION AND IFRASTRUCTURE 12 RESPONSABLE CONSUMPTION AND PRODUCT ON QO 17 PARTNERSHIPS FOR THE GOALS 14#1503 FUNDING PROGRAM#1603 60 Funding Strategy • 2023 Funding Program: USD 2.0 bn USD benchmark issues Public issues in strategic markets MTNs in selected currencies and tenors O Local currency issues to fund local projects Most borrowings are swapped into US dollar variable-rate Promote secondary market liquidity through underwriters Funding Programs International Programs Global Program (SEC Exempt) AUD (Kangaroo) Program FUNDING PROGRAM Local Currency Programs Euro CP Program Costa Rica Dominican Republic Mexico Paraguay Outstanding Borrowings By Currency USD 65% AUD 13% C EUR 11% Others 2% MXN 6% COP 3% Principal at face value. Total amount: USD 6,022 million 16#1732 03 Recent Benchmark Issues FUNDING PROGRAM 2022 AUD 300 million 5-Year Fixed Rate Green Bond Allocation by geography 2022 USD 1 billion 3-Year Fixed Rate ity Allocation by geography 2022 EUR 650 million 5-Year Fixed Rate Social Bond Allocation by geography 2023 USD 1 billion 5-Year Fixed Rate Sust ility Bond Allocation by geography EMEA 71% APAC 28% EMEA 29% Other Europe 12% Germany 10% Benelux 22% EMEA 62% Americas 1% Americas 37% France 10% Switzerland 21% Americas 26% APAC 34% UK/Ireland 11% Asia APAC 12% 14% Allocation by Investor Type Allocation by Investor Type Allocation by Investor Type Banks Banks Banks 6% Others 4% IC 1% AM 25% 30% 20% IC 6% AM 16% Allocation by Investor Type Banks 15% AM AM 26% 11% CB/OI CB/OI 59% 78% CB/OI 49% IC / PF 9% CB/OI 45% 17#1804 OUR APPROACH TO SUSTAINABILITY We believe that impact investing is the future of our region.#1904 Strategic Priorities Aligned with Sustainable Development Goals M Productivity and Innovation Regional Value Chains Gender Equality and Diversity QUALITY AFFORDABLE AND DECENT WORK AND DECENT WORK AND EDUCATION CLEAN ENERGY ECONOMIC GROWTH ECONOMIC GROWTH INDUSTRY, INNOVATION AND INFRASTRUCTURE PARTNERSHIPS FOR THE GOALS 10 INEQUALITIES REDUCED INDUSTRY. INNOVATION AND INFRASTRUCTURE Climate Change and Environmental Sustainability Social Inclusion and Equity GENDER EQUALITY SUSTAINABLE CITIES AND COMMUNITIES 1 4 LIFE 14 BELOW WATER RESPONSIBLE 12 CONSUMPTION AND PRODUCTION 15 ONL ON LAND OUR APPROACH TO SUSTAINABILITY រ Digitalization CLIMATE NO ACTION 1 POVERTY QUALITY 4 EDUCATION ZERO HUNGER SSS 6 CLEAN WATER AND SANITATION GOOD HEALTH AND WELL-BEING 10 REDUCED INEQUALITIES DECENT WORK AND ECONOMIC GROWTH INDUSTRY, INNOVATION AND INFRASTRUCTURE <=) 19#2004 100% Committed to Sustainability OUR APPROACH TO SUSTAINABILITY • . KEY SUSTAINABILITY TARGETS* 100% of new projects aligned with Paris Climate Agreement from 2023 on 30% of new financing to support climate change mitigation and/or adaptation 40% of new projects to support climate change mitigation and/or adaptation 25% of new projects to support Gender Equality 5% of new projects to support Diversity and Inclusion • REPORTING AND IMPACT MANAGEMENT First development bank in Latin America and the Caribbean to deliver a TCFD Disclosure in its Annual Report, including Scope 1, 2 and 3 GHG emissions Annual IDB Group Sustainability Report and GRI-Annex following the standards of the Global Reporting Initiative. Founding signatory of the Operating principles for Impact Management CORPORATE SUSTAINABILITY IDB Group is carbon neutral since 2006 Headquarters Buildings received LEED Platinum certification (top level); several country offices LEED Certified. Commitment to Gender Equality: Second Multilateral Development Bank worldwide and first in the Americas to receive EDGE Move Certification. 38% of staff in mid- and senior level positions are women. EXTERNAL ASSESMENTS AND ESG INDICES SUSTAINALYTICS- a Morningstar company RATED 09/2022 DZ BANK SEAL OF QUALITY FOR SUSTAINABILITY Inter-American Investment Corp. S&P Green Bond Index Bloomberg * Select organizational targets according to the IDB Group Corporate Results Framework (CRF). For more information on the CRF visit https://crf.iadb.org/en/2020-2023/level-3?institution=all&status=all&year=2021 1 4 20#2104 Knowledge management / Analytics (DEA) 5 Implementing operational findings Selectivity Tools Selecting the right projects and clients 2 Assessing potential impact and designing projects for results Managing and evaluating the portfolio for impact 4 Generating and transferring knowledge 3 IES/Studies / Communications DELTA/F DELTA / XSR OUR APPROACH TO SUSTAINABILITY 79 Impact Management Framework Objectives Select operations in line with our mandate as a development bank Ensure 100% operations are structured to be strategically relevant, effective, and measurable Manage our portfolio to maximize impact and sustainability Foster continuous learning from our operations Ensure accountability to stakeholders 21#2204 OUR APPROACH TO SUSTAINABILITY Our Sustainability Policy and Practices Environmental and Social Sustainability Policy (Updated Dec 2020) a. The IFC Performance Standards b. The World Bank Group's Environmental, Health and Safety (EHS) Guidelines c. IDB Invest Exclusion List Corporate Governance Development Framework Access to Information Policy Independent Consultation and Investigation Mechanism 22 22#2304 CATEGORIES OUR APPROACH TO SUSTAINABILITY Our Sustainable Debt Framework Green Finance projects with environmental impact DEBT PRODUCTS Social Finance projects with social impact Sustainability Finance projects with environmental and social impact Public Bond Offerings Local Currency Bonds Private Placements Commercial Paper ALIGMENT The The Green Bond Principles Social Bond Principles 23#2404 Second Party Opinion "... IDB Invest Sustainable Debt Framework is aligned with the four components of the Green Bond Principles 2018 and Social Bond Principle 2020 "1 "... In our assessment, the bonds issued via this framework will provide an ‘advanced' contribution to sustainability ..." IDB Invest 0 ABOUT US idbinvest.org OUR APPROACH TO SUSTAINABILITY C PROJECTS COUNTRIES SECTORS SOLUTIONS IMPACT SUSTAINABILITY INVESTORS Search on IDB invest Contact Us → 0 V.E SECOND PARTY OPINION on the sustainability of IDB Invest's Sustainable Debt Framework V.E is of the opinion that IDB Invest's Sustainable Debt Framework is aligned with the four core components the Green Bond Principles 2018 and the Social Bond Principles 2020. Framework Contribution to Sustainability: Weak Limited Robust Advanced Expected impacts Advanced ESG risks management Advanced Limited Robust Weak SDG Mapping 1 2 10 11 12 SAL 13 ABID 5 15 17 Characteristics of the Framework Project Categories Green: 6 categories Social: 4 categories divided in 7 subcategories Latin America Project locations Existence of framework Share of refinancing Look back period Yes To be communicated for each issuance No more than 24 months in each Issuance 24#2504 Use of Proceeds SOCIAL PROJECT CATEGORIES OUR APPROACH TO SUSTAINABILITY GREEN PROJECT CATEGORIES 1. Affordable basic infrastructure 2. Access to essential services 3. Food security and sustainable food systems 4. Employment generation and programs to alleviate unemployment from socio-economic crises 5. Socio-economic advancement and improvement 1. Renewable energy 2. Energy efficiency 3. Clean transportation 4. Environmentally sustainable management of living natural resources and land use 5. Climate change adaptation and climate resilience 6. Sustainable water and wastewater management 21 25 25#2604 $ mdila Management of Proceeds $ 0 COMMITMENT TO ALLOCATE FUNDS WITHIN 24 MONTHS SHARE OF REFINANCING TO BE DISCLOSED LOOK-BACK PERIOD: 24 MONTHS OUR APPROACH TO SUSTAINABILITY 27#2704 01 ORIGINATION Project Evaluation And Selection Process 02 CLIENT ENGAGEMENT 03 APPROVAL 04 CLOSING & FIRST DISBURSEMENT OUR APPROACH TO SUSTAINABILITY 05 SUPERVISION & RECOVERY ESG AND DEVELOPMENT IMPACT DUE DILIGENCE EMBEDDED IN EVERY STEP OF THE PROJECT CYCLE* Strategic selection using the Selectivity Tool Screening against exclusion list Request to the client to commit to comply with IDB Invest Environmental and Social policy and practices Obtain information about the Client's assets and management of E&S risks and impact; Assign a project categorization based on E&S risk; Conduct a site visit to the project's area of influence; Assess the project against IDB Invest Sustainability Policy requirements; Prepare an Environmental and Social Review Summary (ESRS) and E&S Action Plan (ESAP); Define impact indicators with DELTA tool; Public Disclosure: the Investment Summary, ESRS and ESAP are disclosed on our website prior to IDB Invest Board approval. The legal agreement includes standard E&S conditions, specific ESAP requirements and impact indicators tied to milestones. Prior to each disbursement, IDB Invest verifies E&S conditions and ESAP requirements for compliance. The IDB Invest portfolio management and E&S Teams supervise the Client's compliance with E&S requirements, ESAP conditions and track impact indicators on a regular basis. * IDB Invest performs ESG due diligence for all projects, including more than 80 new projects in 2021 alone 27#2804 2021 - Sustainable Debt Issuances USD AUD AUD Green Bonds Finance projects with environmental impact 100M 10 Years Fixed Rate 68M 10 Years Fixed Rate 50M 10 Years Fixed Rate June - 2021 September - 2021 December - 2021 Social Bonds Finance projects with social impact MXN 2.5B 3 Years Floating Rate March - 2021 AUD 400M 5 years Fixed Rate June 2021 Sustainability Bonds Finance projects with environmental and social impact USD 1.0 B 5 Years Fixed Rate Feb - 2021 $187M 12% GREEN OUR APPROACH TO SUSTAINABILITY $423M 26% SOCIAL $1B 62% SUSTAINABILITY $1.6 B 28#2904 2021 -Allocation 100% FUNDS ALLOCATED $421M 26% GREEN Socioeconomic advancement and empowerment Employment generation and programs to alleviate unemployment from socio-economic crises $799M OUR APPROACH TO SUSTAINABILITY 67,5% $257M 21,7% Access to essential $113M 9,5% services Affordable basic $9M 0,8% infrastructure Food security and sustainable $6M 0,5% food systems $1,184M 74% SOCIAL 92.1% $387M Renewable energy 4.8% $20M Energy efficiency 3.1% $13M Sustainable water and wastewater management 29#3004 2021 -Impact Social Indicators H OUR APPROACH TO SUSTAINABILITY Jobs supported by firms 72.3k MSMEs financed 570k Beneficiaries of employment support initiatives 19.4k Green Indicators Cib Women beneficiaries of economic empowerment initiatives 16.8k Actual Expected % Farmers with improved access to agricultural services and investments 4.9k Installed power generation from 1,533 MW 2,904 MW 53% renewable energy sources Households with improved access to water or sanitation 657.2k [|| Reduction of emissions 2.5 M Tons 52.5 M Tons 5% Energy generated - renewable 5.3 MW/h 111.3 MW/h 5% International trade promoted $3.7B Beneficiaries receiving health services 14.2k Treated wastewater (m3) 161M 167M 96% Target Populations # Projects USD Amounts Excluded Population Low-Income Population 1 MSMEs Poor population Vulnerable 32-- $6M $121M 24 $899M 1 $38M 1 $16M 30 Women-led SMEs 4 $141M Projects may have more than one target population The indicators presented herein have not been prorated for the portion of IDB Invest's contribution to the total project#3104 SDG Alignment GOOD HEALTH 3 AND WELL-BEING $5M 3 Projects Projects are usually mapped to more than one SDG 15 ON LAND $7M 3 Projects SSS 2 HUNGER ZERO SUSTAINABLE CITIES AND COMMUNITIES BE $27M 5 Projects $7M 3 Projects CLEAN WATER AND SANITATION $30M 5 Projects 1 POVERT POVERTY $33M 11 Projects REDUCED 10 INEQUALITIES $69M FQUALITY $105M 12 Projects 15 Projects DECENT WORK AND ECONOMIC GROWTH $386M 51 Projects INDUSTRY, INNOVATION AND INFRASTRUCTURE $310M 46 Projects OUR APPROACH TO SUSTAINABILITY AFFORDABLE AND CLEAN ENERGY $107M 22 Projects 17 PARTNERSHIPS FOR THE GOALS $162M 22 Projects RESPONSIBLE 12 CONSUMPTION Q AND PRODUCTION $120M 22 Projects 13 CLIMATE ACTION $119M 19 Projects 31#32CASE STUDY JMMB Bank Increasing access to finance for Jamaican SMEs Category: Social Sub-category: Socioeconomic advancement and empowerment Jamaica Approved amount: Allocated amount: $35M $35M 5 EQUALITY GENDER 8 DECENT WORK AND ECONOM GROWTH M INDUSTRY, INNOVATION 9 AND INFRASTRUCTURE The project is successfully helping JMMB to strengthen its SME portfolio widening access to finance for this segment. Specifically, the following outcomes have been achieved: 10 372 SMEs supported Total value of loans disbursed to SMEs is around US$87.5 million. REDUCED INEQUALITIES At the end of 2021, JMMB had an outstanding SME portfolio of US$ 168.8 Million 12 RESPONSIBLE CONSUMPTION AND PRODUCTION QO 32 Also, as a result of this transaction, JMMB Bank has developed an E&S Policy and an E&S Framework (as part of the ESMS), implemented a gender-gap analysis, provided training in diversity, and designed a gender action plan that will guide the Bank's steps to improve gender equality and diversity.#3304 Independent External Review IDB Invest ABOUT US PROJECTS COUNTRIES SECTORS SOLUTIONS idbinvest.org OUR APPROACH TO SUSTAINABILITY SUSTAINABILITY INVESTORS Q Search on IDB Invest Contact Us → "... Based on the limited assurance procedures conducted, nothing has come to Sustainalytics' attention that causes them to believe that, in all material respects, the reviewed bond projects, funded through proceeds of IDB's sustainability bonds, are not in conformance with the Use of Proceeds criteria outlined in the Framework...." "... No errors or Exceptions were identified..." IDB Invest Type of Engagement: Annual Review Date: September 21, 2022 Engagement Team: Nadia Djinnit, [email protected], (+1) 416 861 0403 Sameen Ahmed, [email protected] SUSTAINALYTICS a Morningstar company Introduction In 2020, Interamerican Investment Corporation ("IDB Invest") developed its Sustainable Debt Framework (the "Framework") aimed at financing and refinancing social and green projects related to affordable basic infrastructure, access to essential services, employment generation, renewable energy, energy efficiency, clean public transport, water efficiency and management, and climate resilience. In May 2022, IDB Invest engaged Sustainalytics to review the projects funded through sustainability bonds issued under the Framework in 2021 and provide an assessment as to whether the projects met the Use of Proceeds criteria and Reporting commitments outlined in the Framework. Evaluation Criteria Sustainalytics evaluated the projects and assets funded with proceeds from the 2021 sustainability bonds issued under the Framework based on whether the projects: 1. Met the Use of Proceeds and Eligibility Criteria outlined in the Framework; and 2. Reported on at least one of the Key Performance Indicators (KPIs) for each Use of Proceeds criteria outlined in the Framework. 33 33#34In summary, our bonds represent a unique investment opportunity that combines the strength of IDB Invest as a member of the IDB Group with strong shareholder support, a solid financial profile and top credit ratings, with a demonstrated commitment to the development of sustainable enterprises in Latina American and the Caribbean 34#35Join us in building tomorrow, today. 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