Sustainable Transportation and Solutions

Blended finance has a critical role to play in mobilizing private capital to address the growing Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) investment gap in emerging markets. Large-scale investments continue to face significant barriers, particularly in climate, energy and natural capital. To help overcome them, Societe Generale has consistently supported...

A USD 67.5 million green loan, arranged by Societe Generale, will support ZEmobility in financing 176 new electric buses in Bogotá—accelerating the company’s development and the shift to electric urban transportation across Latin America.

A EUR 175 million ICIEC‑covered financing supports the Bandırma–Bursa–Yenişehir–Osmaneli High‑Speed Railway project in Türkiye, which will contribute to improve connectivity, transport efficiency and low-carbon mobility. Societe Generale acted as Mandated Lead Arranger and Lender to Türkiye’s Ministry of Treasury and Finance in financing this infrastructure...

A conversation with Societe Generale's Eric Kim, Head of Power, Energy, Mining & Industrials for the Americas

Rotterdam World Gateway (RWG), one of Europe's most advanced fully automated container terminals, is accelerating the ongoing expansion of the capacity of its container terminal in Rotterdam. Backed by a tailored financing package, this project will increase handling capacity and help address sustained congestion at the Port of Rotterdam. Societe Generale...

Societe Generale acted as Sole Mandated Lead Arranger, Facility Agent and Security Trustee in structuring a financing solution to support MSC Air Cargo’s acquisition of two Boeing 777 freighter aircraft (B777F).

Our Shipping expertise received eight prizes, across several categories.

Over the past two years, sustainable trade finance has moved decisively from policy debate to operational reality. What was once dominated by frameworks and commitments is now about implementation: embedding sustainability criteria into real transactions, real workflows and real client conversations. The release of the International Chamber of Commerce’s (ICC)...

For decades, the shipping finance industry has relied on a well established analytical framework to determine whether market conditions justify vessel financing. Traditional supply and demand analysis, fleet development and ordering activity, freight rate cycles, and asset values have formed the backbone of credit decisions. This framework remains relevant and...