Welcome! We appreciate your visit and interest in us. At Haiti Global Investments, our vision is the development of a new Haiti through the creation of long-term,strategically-placed business investments made in the spirit of partnerships - not just aid. We are dedicated to help businesses achieve their investments goals in Haiti. Our team of highly specialized professionals is here to provide clients with advisory services and tools to design and implement efficient strategies that will help them start and maintain a business in the reconstruction of Haiti. Additionally, we have in-house expertise with a staff dedicated to assist.
Haiti Global Investments is your partner in Haiti:
We are uniquely positioned to assist companies with the development and implementation of cross-border strategies that call for growth through consolidation and joint ventures. HGI maintains strong relations with various International Financial Institutions. We offer guidance on how to negotiate and obtain trade projects, debt and equity finance, as well as OPIC and International Financial Institution (IFIs) Guarantees to successfully support investments in Haiti. The reconstruction of Haiti will be governed primarily by five major IFIs (USAID, IDB, OPIC, The UN and The World Bank).
We have offices in Washington, DC. and Haiti staffed with experienced multi-lingual professionals to effectively serve your needs and help meet your objectives. Their global experience and background cover the full range of expertise required to provide the following listed services amongst others:
Fast track to project financing
Needs assessment and implementation
Monitoring of new and up-coming opportunities
Guidance during bid process
Networking/Consortium building
Client Representation to IFIs
New IDB study raises estimates to between $8 billion and $14 billion, making Jan. 12 earthquake proportionately the most destructive natural disaster of modern times
The cost of rebuilding Haiti’s homes, schools, roads and other infrastructure could soar to nearly $14 billion, according to a new study by economists at the Inter-American Development Bank.
The study offers a preliminary estimate of the potential damages resulting from the January 12 earthquake, using simple regression techniques employing data from past natural disasters and their damage estimates. It takes into account several variables including the magnitude of the disaster, the number of fatalities, and the affected country’s population and per capita GDP.
A detailed accounting of the cost of reconstruction will emerge in coming months as a full Post Disaster Needs Assessment is completed. But the new IDB study indicates the cost is likely to be larger than anticipated. The study calculates damages assuming either 200,000 or 250,000 people dead or missing (as of Feb. 11, the Haitian government had reported 230,000 dead).
Haiti Global Investments and its associate Majoy Capital serve as liaison for clients’ projects to facilitate capital formation. Our approach is to determine optimum strategies to reduce investments risks early in the project finance and coordination process. Our team of consultants includes former commercial and investment bankers, and economists from the development community with hands-on experience in the global markets. They are skilled in assessing and mitigating risks to the financier, investor and project. Each client is offered our professional services to assist and meet their objectives on a one-on-one basis. Our members have extensive International Finance experience. Our staff is multi-lingual as we speak fluent English, French, Spanish, and Creole to effectively serve your needs.
