2025.10.09
On September 15, through the Trust Fund Achieving Development of Latin America and the Caribbean (TADAC*) invested by the Japan International Cooperation Agency (JICA), the Inter-American Development Bank Investment Company (IDB Invest) completed the disbursement of a loan signed with Banco Supervielle. The funding will strengthen access to financing for small and medium-sized enterprises in the Argentine Republic.
Under this project, IDB Invest and TADAC provide a total USD 100 million loan. The transaction also includes the mobilization of USD 79 million from private investors.
(*Note) JICA is investing up to USD 1.5 billion in the Trust Fund Achieving Development of Latin America and the Caribbean (TADAC). The Fund is established within the Inter-American Development Bank (IDB), the largest development finance institution in Latin America and the Caribbean region, and managed by IDB Invest, the private sector investment arm of the IDB Group. TADAC will co-finance alongside IDB Invest to support private sector initiatives that contribute to the achievement of the SDGs. JICA’s investment aims to reduce the SDGs financing gap in the region and contribute to its sustainable socioeconomic development.
An SME shop owner in Argentina, who received financing from JICA’s TADAC trust fund and IDB Invest, through a loan to Banco Supervielle
The project outline is explained below.
- Borrower
BANCO SUPERVIELLE S.A.（Supervielle）
- Country (Target Areas)
Argentine Republic
- Loan Amount
50 million USD
- Project Title
Financial Inclusion of Small and Medium-sized Enterprises in Argentina
- Project Purpose
This project aims to enhance financial inclusion by expanding financial services for Argentine SMEs through long-term lending to Supervielle.
- Project Component
The loan amount will be sub-lent by Supervielle to SMEs in Argentina.
- Contribution to SDGs
Goal 8（Decent work and economic growth）
Goal 9（Industry, innovation and infrastructure）
Goal 17 (Partnerships for the goals)
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