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Anguilla

December 2006 | Risk Summary

The Anguilla Development Board (ADB), the government's development agency, has received a loan worth US$5.0mn from the Caribbean Development Bank (CDB). According to the CDB, the funds will be primarily used for small enterprises development, mortgages financing and student loans. The CDB also highlighted that the money will improve the island's human capital and boost

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