Investec has helped put together a debt financing facility that will see it partly fund three hospitals in Angola with a combined project cost of €225m (R4.1bn).

The niche lender and wealth manager worked with the Angolan finance ministry, the Export Credit Insurance Corporation of SA (ECIC), Unicredit, which was the lead arranger on the deal, as well as Italy’s export credit agency Servizi Assicurativi del Commercio Estero (SACE), to successfully close the funding package. Investec, which announced the deal in a media statement on Friday, arranged €R34m of the total project cost...

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