EBRD backs green investment and earthquake recovery through İş Leasing
€100 million financing package to expand access to green finance across Türkiye, with a focus on earthquake-affected regions
23 Oct 2026
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The European Bank for Reconstruction and Development (EBRD) is continuing to create growth opportunities for micro, small and medium-sized enterprises (MSMEs) in Mongolia by organising a financing facility to leading Mongolian lender XacBank.
The EBRD’s loan of up to US$ 80 million (€68 million) will be extended under the EBRD’s Youth in Business (YiB) programme in Central Asia and Mongolia, targeting MSMEs that are led or owned by individuals under the age of 35.
This project is supported by a guarantee of up to €3.45 million from the European Union (EU) under the Global Gateway – its external investment strategy for sustainable development. The loan will be complemented by advisory support and practical training for MSMEs to strengthen their operations, with a focus on innovative digital solutions and financial management. This advisory component is also supported by the EU.
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