Proximo Awards 2025: Gold standard sponsors, banks and law firms
These global and regional firms combined smarts, customer service and sheer firepower to win the project and infrastructure finance market's only objective awards.
These global and regional firms combined smarts, customer service and sheer firepower to win the project and infrastructure finance market's only objective awards.
With political upheavals already priced in, the US project finance market still has plenty of assets to digest. Benign credit conditions cannot mask the enormity of the...
AtlasEdge’s €1.2 billion refinancing puts European colocation data centres back in focus. Diversified tenancy and modular build-outs in growing markets are giving lenders...
There are signs that European lenders are expanding the assets and structures they will consider. But sessions at Exile Global 2026 saw banks at pains to stress that...
The €65 million Poro Power green bond offers a faster alternative to conventional DFI-led project finance for African renewables. But the template still depends on...
Proximo digs into the revenue structures, financing accommodations and market assumptions key to Europe's biggest battery project to date.
A strong commercial package and generous rating treatment allowed the refinancing of the Gatun CCGT to reach a record maturity for Central America.
John Laing’s €800 million battery-electric ROSCO marks its return to German greenfield PPP. The deal combines a straightforward payment regime with some technology and...
Proximo's In-depth podcast hears from Fengate's Jensen Clarke about the drivers of investment in aviation infrastructure in North America, and what investors need to get...
Private credit is losing its share of the AI computing market at both ends. Hyperscale credits are migrating to banks, and the lower-rated borrowers to decentralised...
The financial fallout from NewSat's failed Jabiru-1 satellite project financing could be stratospheric. Investors are claiming $1 billion or more in damages from banks in...
A combination of cheaper input costs, a benevolent policy environment and plentiful equity is driving a surge in battery storage financings in Europe. But sponsors have...
Development banks have lined up behind ATOME’s Villeta green hydrogen fertiliser plant in Paraguay. Global supply chain disruptions have given the deal momentum, but the...
Panama’s Metro Line 3 and Ruta del Este financings rely on strikingly different risk and revenue models. But together, they suggest that after a subdued spell, one of...
A debut project finance loan securitisation from Natixis has a fresh geographical focus. It also points to a way for banks to integrate CLOs into their distribution...
Proximo spoke with Sang-Jin Ju, KEXIM’s executive director of project finance, to outline the ECA’s activity and how its adapting support to Korean EPCs in overseas PPP...
The financing for SkyNRG’s DSL-01 SAF plant represents a bold bet on the fuel by its offtaker KLM. Until the industry can silence doubts about costs and policy support,...
Economist Dr Rebecca Harding spoke at Exile’s Intelligence Day to discuss the macroeconomic impact of the escalating Middle East conflict, with significant implications...
DFIs are increasingly turning to funds to deploy their capital, with the product increasingly rivalling project finance structures. But the benefits in scale and risk...
Nigeria is starting to build robust channels for attracting institutional debt capital – both foreign and domestic - into infrastructure assets. But this expanded toolkit...
These global and regional firms combined smarts, customer service and sheer firepower to win the project and infrastructure finance market's only objective awards.