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Multinational - African Local Currency Bond Fund (ALCB FUND)

Sector: Raw Materials • Location: Multinational

Source: African Development Bank (AfDB)

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The African Local Currency Bond Fund (ALCB Fund) aims to promote local capital market development, access to long-term local currency financing, and to crowd-in domestic institutional investors. It envisages extending a local currency Senior Loan of ZAR 140 million (USD 10m equivalent in ZAR) to ALCB Fund, with a term of 7 years including two (2) years grace period. The Fund invests throughout Afr

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The project “Multinational - African Local Currency Bond Fund (ALCB FUND)” is an infrastructure initiative in the Raw Materials sector, located in Multinational. Taiyo aggregates data on it from African Development Bank (AfDB).

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The African Local Currency Bond Fund (ALCB Fund) aims to promote local capital market development, access to long-term local currency financing, and to crowd-in domestic institutional investors. It envisages extending a local currency Senior Loan of ZAR 140 million (USD 10m equivalent in ZAR) to ALCB Fund, with a term of 7 years including two (2) years grace period. The Fund invests throughout African countries and only in primary bond issuances by non-sovereign entities, focusing on high developmental sectors of financial institutions, renewable energy, housing, and agriculture. The proposed loan will include a two (2) year grace period followed by a five (5) year semi-annual repayment period and will be denominated and repaid in ZAR local currency. The African Development Bank will explore the most cost efficient option to mobilize the required ZAR based on the market conditions during execution/implementation through either the issuance of a ZAR bond in the domestic capital market or a cross currency swaps with market counterparty. Proceeds from the Bank’s Senior Loan will be utilized to grow the Fund’s local currency corporate bond portfolio of investments thereby creating opportunities for local African corporate issuers to access and diversify their long-term funding sources in local currency and to crowd-in local institutional investors. The proceeds of the loan shall be utilized by the Fund to grow its portfolio by acting as anchor investor in first time or innovate non-sovereign local currency bond issuances in the high development impact sectors.

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