Ms. Hisaka Kimura, the Advisor to the Private Sector Operations Department (PSOD) of Asian Development Bank, has over 25 years of experience in arranging finance for energy, natural resources, water, and municipal environmental infrastructure projects in various countries, including East Asia, Russia, Central, and Eastern Europe. Earlier in her career, Hisaka worked for the European Bank of Reconstruction and Development and Ernst & Young in London and began her career at Mizuho Bank in Tokyo. Based in Beijing, Hisaka oversees the entire private sector project cycle covering business development, structuring, negotiation, implementation, regulatory monitoring, and knowledge-sharing. She holds master's degrees in Finance from London Business School and in Environmental Economics from Imperial College, University of London; Executive Certificate in Public Policy in Harvard Kennedy School; and Non-Executive Director Diploma from Financial Times.
ADB and the Ministry of Finance of Mongolia co-hosted a private sector opportunities workshop today in Ulaanbaatar, which was attended by over 150 local and foreign private sector companies operating in the country.
ADB and the Ministry of Finance of Mongolia co-hosted a private sector opportunities workshop today in Ulaanbaatar, which was attended by over 150 local and foreign private sector companies operating in the country.
ADB has signed loans of up to $450 million equivalent to help the People’s Republic of China (PRC) scale up its use of natural gas for transport to curb fast-rising emissions from automobiles and river freight.
ADB has signed loans of up to $450 million equivalent to help the People’s Republic of China (PRC) scale up its use of natural gas for transport to curb fast-rising emissions from automobiles and river freight.
ADB has signed a ground-breaking agreement in partnership with 13 banks to support Beijing Enterprises Water Group Company Limited to promote high standard wastewater treatment and reuse in the People’s Republic of China.
ADB has signed a ground-breaking agreement in partnership with 13 banks to support Beijing Enterprises Water Group Company Limited to promote high standard wastewater treatment and reuse in the People’s Republic of China.
The Asian Development Bank (ADB) will help improve water access and quality in the People’s Republic of China (PRC) through a $200 million facility signed today with a private water supply company, China Water Affairs Group Limited (CWA).
The Asian Development Bank (ADB) will help improve water access and quality in the People’s Republic of China (PRC) through a $200 million facility signed today with a private water supply company, China Water Affairs Group Limited (CWA).
ADB is helping the People’s Republic of China improve the quality of wastewater management and reuse through a $240 million private sector loan package to Beijing Enterprises Water Group Limited, an integrated water infrastructure operator. The loan agreement was signed today in Beijing.
ADB is helping the People’s Republic of China improve the quality of wastewater management and reuse through a $240 million private sector loan package to Beijing Enterprises Water Group Limited, an integrated water infrastructure operator. The loan agreement was signed today in Beijing.