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CENTRAL AMERICAN MEZZANINE INFRASTRUCTURE FUND II LP

Sector: Residential • Location: Central America Subregion

Source: International Finance Corporation (IFC)

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   The Central American Mezzanine Infrastructure Fund II LP (“CAMIF II” or the “Fund”) is a follow-on fund to the existing CAMIF fund (“Fund I”), in which IFC is currently an investor. Like Fund I, CAMIF II is a 12 year mezzanine Fund that will invest in operating and new (brownfield and greenfield) medium-sized companies/projects in infrastructure and related sectors in Central America, the Carib

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The project “CENTRAL AMERICAN MEZZANINE INFRASTRUCTURE FUND II LP” is an infrastructure initiative in the Residential sector, located in Central America Subregion. Taiyo aggregates data on it from International Finance Corporation (IFC).

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   The Central American Mezzanine Infrastructure Fund II LP (“CAMIF II” or the “Fund”) is a follow-on fund to the existing CAMIF fund (“Fund I”), in which IFC is currently an investor. Like Fund I, CAMIF II is a 12 year mezzanine Fund that will invest in operating and new (brownfield and greenfield) medium-sized companies/projects in infrastructure and related sectors in Central America, the Caribbean, Mexico and Colombia. The Fund will make subordinated long-term US dollar loans, with current coupon and equity participation features as well as straight equity investments. The Fund will be managed by a subsidiary of LAP Latin American Partners LLC (“LAP”). A first closing of US$80-150M is expected in November 2013 and a second closing reaching the target amount of $250M is expected up to one year later.                                               

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