CIC Corporate and Institutional Banking (CIC CIB) assists its clients in structuring and implementing financing solutions for the design, construction, acquisition or operation of large-scale infrastructure and strategic assets.
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25 +
25 + years’ expertise
in project financing -
40
40 professionals
As a key player in the market in France and internationally, we specialise in financing projects requiring significant investment and with a long-term outlook, mainly :
Infrastructure & PPPs, concessions
- Rolling stock, light rail, railways ;
- Roads, bridges, tunnels, ports, airports ;
- Water, waste, heating networks ;
- Social establishments : schools, hospitals, swimming pools, public buildings, prisons.
Renewables
Production and storage
- Wind power (offshore and onshore), solar, hydro, biomass, geothermal, anaerobic digestion & biogas, hydrogen ;
- Battery storage ;
- Energy efficiency & decarbonisation ;
- Energy transport, transmission & distribution.
Telecommunications
- Cable ;
- Mobile telephony ;
- FttH (fibre to the home) ;
- Towers.
Backed by its affiliation with a strong banking group, Crédit Mutuel Alliance Fédérale, CIC CIB is a key market player that stands out due to its in-depth expertise across various sectors and its ability to provide and maintain long-term debt tailored to the economic and contractual lifespan of the projects it finances. By mobilising long-term capital and structuring solutions tailored to the specific challenges of each transaction, our project finance teams enable clients to implement complex projects that create value and deliver a lasting impact.
We primarily act as arrangers, with significant underwriting capacity (several hundred million euros), notably with the support of partner infrastructure funds and/or through co-financing arrangements with other banks in France and internationally.
CIC CIB also acts as an agent for numerous loans domiciled in France.
Our teams are made up of more than 40 experts based in Paris, as well as in our offices in London, New York, Singapore, Hong Kong and Sydney.
