Hernan Danery Alvarado

Director of Finance/CFO at Central American Bank for Economic Integration

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Hernan Danery Alvarado currently works as a Chief Financial Officer at the Central American Bank for Economic Integration.
Currently, he holds the position of Chief Financial Officer at the same organization.

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Central American Bank for Economic Integration Central American Bank for Economic Integration SupranationalGovernment Central American Bank for Economic Integration operates as a multilateral development bank. Its products and services include funds and trust management, IFÁCIL, letters of credit, standby letters of credit and first demand guarantees, structured loans, IFÁCIL guarantees, green MSMEs initiative, MSME support programs, MSME technical and financial cooperation programs, and preinvestment and technical cooperation. The company’s products and services also comprise A/B loans, syndicated loans, CABEI program of educational credit, support programs for MSMEs with a focus on agribusiness and MSMEs affected by natural disasters, debt conversion programs, municipal infrastructure financing programs, financial intermediation program for social housing, project finance, ARECA project project CAMBIO special funds for the social transformation of central America, and supply chain programs. The company was founded in 1960 and is headquartered in Tegucigalpa, Honduras.	Director of Finance/CFO	2011-06-30

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Central American Bank for Economic Integration Central American Bank for Economic Integration SupranationalGovernment Central American Bank for Economic Integration operates as a multilateral development bank. Its products and services include funds and trust management, IFÁCIL, letters of credit, standby letters of credit and first demand guarantees, structured loans, IFÁCIL guarantees, green MSMEs initiative, MSME support programs, MSME technical and financial cooperation programs, and preinvestment and technical cooperation. The company’s products and services also comprise A/B loans, syndicated loans, CABEI program of educational credit, support programs for MSMEs with a focus on agribusiness and MSMEs affected by natural disasters, debt conversion programs, municipal infrastructure financing programs, financial intermediation program for social housing, project finance, ARECA project project CAMBIO special funds for the social transformation of central America, and supply chain programs. The company was founded in 1960 and is headquartered in Tegucigalpa, Honduras.	Government