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CGCC Participates the Bilbao Bootcamp II: Scaling and Building Investible Territorial Solutions through Localization Blueprint in Bilbao, Spain

Posted on by Sorn Chhorvyvatey

Upon the invitation from the United Nations Joint SGD Fund and the Local2030 Coalition, Mr. Lida No, CEO of CGCC, attended the Bilbao Bootcamp II: Scaling and Building Investible Territorial Solutions through Localization Blueprint, co-hosted by the Government of Spain, the Basque Regional Government, the UN Joint SDG Fund, and the Local2030 Coalition at the University of Deusto, Bilbao, Spain, from 9-11 June 2026.

The event aims to support 12 new countries, including Cambodia, in developing concrete, bankable financing solutions while strengthening the fiscal, institutional, and governance ecosystems required for long term sustainability. It also welcomed regions with advanced financial markets to foster deeper peer learning and broaden investment opportunities.

The agendas in the Bootcamp included spark talk, leadership roundtable, hands-on technical design workshops, and investment matchmaking sessions. 

During the event, Mr. Lida No participated in a leadership round table discussion on “Unlocking Private Capital: De-risking and Sustainable Business Models”. This roundtable explored how territorial initiatives move from perceived risk to investable opportunities by combining effective de-risking strategies with sustainable business models. It examined how governance, policy coherence, data systems, and early-stage interventions reduce uncertainty, while ESG-driven approaches and partnership models help anchor long-term private investment.

CGCC Held a Meeting on the Credit Guarantee Scheme for MSMEs of Cambodia Food Manufacturer Association (CFMA)

Posted on by Sorn Chhorvyvatey

On 4 June 2026, Mr. No Lida, CEO of CGCC welcomed members and representatives of the Cambodia Food Manufacture Association (CFMA) and led a meeting on the credit guarantee scheme for small and medium-sized enterprises at the CGCC office.

Through this meeting, CGCC shared with members of the CFMA credit guarantee scheme for small and medium enterprises, especially for members of CFMA, a discussion to collect input to gain a deeper understanding of the needs of business owners in obtaining financing to strengthen and expand their businesses, as well as to provide a clearer demonstration of the credit guarantee mechanism provided by CGCC for all business owners.

Through this meeting, CGCC strongly hopes that all participants will gain a better understanding of the credit guarantee mechanism, as well as be prepared to apply for any necessary business financing through the credit guarantee provided by CGCC to develop their businesses effectively.

 

 

 

CGCC Participating in the Roundtable Discussion “Essential Steps to Prepare for a Bank Loan Application”

Posted on by Sokunthea Nong

On 10 April 2026, Ms. Lim Chanthida, Director of Centralized Operations of CGCC participated as a panelist in the roundtable discussion on “Essential Steps to access to Finance for a Bank Loan Application”, organized in the Khmer Products Exhibition 2026 of Federation of Associations SMEs of Cambodia (FASMEC) at the Koh Pich Convention and Exhibition Center.

The panel discussion was organized with the aim of providing knowledge about the key requirements that banks require, providing guidance on how to prepare financial documents and reports with confidence, and sharing experience in request and manage loan.

During the discussion, Ms. Lim Chanthida did a presentation on CGCC’s credit guarantee scheme, introduced how to obtain guaranteed loans and highlighted the important role of CGCC in improving access to finance for SMEs through credit guarantee mechanism. She also shared more insights into CGCC’s credit guarantee scheme which can help reduce the burden of collateral requirements for businesses to increase their chances of obtaining loans from banks.

CGCC Attends the 38th ACSIC Conference on “Strengthening Global Credit Guarantee Ecosystem Through Cooperation, Innovation and Resilience” in Mumbai, India

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From 22 – 25 April 2026, under the high leadership of H.E. Dr. Mey Vann, Secretary of State of the Ministry of Economy and Finance and a member of the Board of Directors of CGCC, accompanied by management and team of CGCC and the Non-Bank Financial Services Authority attended the 38th ACSIC Conference on “Strengthening Global Credit Guarantee Ecosystem Through Cooperation, Innovation and Resilience” in Mumbai, India with approximately 100 delegates from 20 institutions worldwide attended the conference.

This conference is held annually to create a forum for experts from all member institutions of ACSIC to provide mutual feedback and gather input for dialogue globally on the credit guarantee system, and to provide an opportunity for all participants to learn more about the mechanisms for providing and accessing financing, risk management, and the innovative use of technology in managing and improving the credit guarantee system. In addition, it is a forum for connecting many financial professionals from member countries to enhance relations for future cooperation, contributing to the strengthening of the global credit guarantee system.

CGCC, as a member of ACSIC, was pleased to participate in a series of international forums to study the global credit guarantee system to ensure increased access to finance for micro, small, and medium enterprises (MSMEs), contributing to inclusive national economic development.

CGCC Participates in the WE Share Season 2 program, under the theme “Building Good Governance to Ensure Operational Efficiency and Sustainability”

Posted on by Sorn Chhorvyvatey

On 08 April 2026, Ms. Chun Sothany, Director of the Department of Strategy and Business Development of CGCC, participated as an honorary speaker in the WE Share Season 2 program, under the theme “Building Good Governance to Ensure Operational Efficiency and Sustainability,” organized by the Cambodia Women Entrepreneurs Association (CWEA) at the CGCC Office.

 In this event, Ms. Sothany was pleased to share her personal experiences and perspectives on building good governance for organizations and implementation in all businesses, serving as an input for participants in transforming a business from a regular business into a business full of confidence from all stakeholders, to help ensure the efficiency and sustainability of the country’s economy. 

The WE Share Season 2 program is a sharing platform for women entrepreneurs to learn more about leadership, management, planning, and implementation as complementary inputs to strengthen personal capacity and advance their business development. CGCC is pleased to support Cambodian women entrepreneurs through today’s event and strongly believes that women entrepreneurs will gain practical knowledge, experience, and expand networking for their own capacity building and business development. 

 

 

Capacity Building Session for CGCC by CGIF on Developing the Cambodian Bond Market

Posted on by Sorn Chhorvyvatey

On 03 February 2026, through the strategic collaboration commitment, Credit Guarantee and Investment Facility (CGIF) conducted its first capacity building session and experience sharing for approximately 20 CGCC’s management and staff at CGCC’s Office.

Through this session, CGIF provided an in-depth overview of CGIF’s guarantee process and corporate credit risk management frameworks, while also aligning on CGIF’s country strategy for Cambodia to support sustainable, long-term growth.

This knowledge-sharing initiative is a part of the strategic collaboration under the Memorandum of Understanding between CGCC and CGIF, and underscores both institutions’ shared commitment to strengthening  capital market development in the region.

CGCC’s 2nd Humanitarian Mission to Cambodian Families Affected by the Border Conflict

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On 20 December 2025, CGCC team, under the leadership of Mr. But Vanny, Director of Human Capital and Administrative of CGCC, accompanied H.E. Dr. Mey Vann, Secretary of State, Ministry of Economy and Finance, Chairman of the Group 6 of the A.M.T Scholarship Students-Alumni Association, and Secretariat General of the Non-Bank Financial Services Authority, to deliver charitable donations contributed by staff at all levels, along with CGCC’s own funds, to support Cambodian who have been displaced and their families, also visited frontline soldiers and their families at the safety center, who are currently affected by the border conflict.

The aid included foods, clothing, and daily-use items, along with direct financial assistance, which was provided to affected Cambodian families, most of whom are displaced, including the elders, women, and young children who are the most vulnerable individuals during this crisis. This humanitarian effort did not only alleviate the immediate burdens of these fellow Cambodians, but also served as a powerful symbol of unity and solidarity between the Cambodian people.

This mission is a clear reflection of “Khmer helping Khmer” a value rooted in compassion, unity, and mutual care that has long been deeply embedded in Cambodian society. It also reaffirms the nation’s strong commitment to ensuring that no Cambodian is left behind in times of hardship, and it stands as proof that the Cambodian people always stand together in solidarity.

 

CGCC Participates in Climate Venture Scaler: Pipeline Development and Capital Facilitation

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On 11 December 2025​, Mr. No Lida, CEO of CGCC participated as a panelist in the Panel Discussion on “Fostering Climate Actions through Private Sector Development and Engagement in Cambodia.” It was held as part of the Climate Venture Scaler: Pipeline Development and Capital Facilitation, organized under the Climate Finance Network, hosted by the United Nations Development Program (UNDP) in partnership with the Impact Investment Exchange (IIX), with support from the Governments of the United Kingdom, Sweden, and Norway. The convening aimed to strengthen Cambodia’s climate finance ecosystem by promoting private sector participation, mobilizing capital, and supporting scalable climate solutions.

Mr. No Lida also shared the roles of the CGCC in providing credit guarantee to lending institutions in enabling SMEs access to finance to invest in climate-related initiatives and reduce carbon emissions in order to support sustainable economic growth in Cambodia. The discussion highlighted the need for strong collaboration between the government, financial institutions, development partners and the private sector to create a strong flow and sustain climate-focused investment opportunities, and to drive Cambodia’s transition towards a more resilient and climate-friendly economy.

 

CGCC’s 3rd Roadshow of 2025 to Promote Credit Guarantees to PFIs Branches in Kampong Chnang, Pursat, Battambang, and Siem Reap Provinces

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From 1 to 5 December 2025, CGCC team, led by Ms Chun Sothany, Director of Strategy and Business Development of CGCC, visited provincial branches of selected Participating Financial Institutions (PFIs). The purpose of the visit was to engage with the management and staff of these selected PFIs to discuss the implementation of CGCC’s credit guarantee mechanisms, and to raise more awareness about the credit guarantee. These selected PFIs include:

– Kampong Chnang: Sathapana Bank, Phillip Bank and ABA Bank
– Pursat: LOLC MFI, Sathapana Bank and ABA Bank
– Battambang: FTB Bank and BRED Bank

– Siem Reap: ABA Bank

The discussions with CGCC PFIs’ provincial branches in these potential provinces provided valuable opportunities for both CGCC and PFIs to enhance mutual understanding of credit guarantees, to build a closer relationship, to improve service quality, and opportunities for PFIs to increase access to finance for SMEs in the provinces, contributing to economic growth in the regions.

 

CGCC Annual Retreat of 2025 to Mondulkiri Province

Posted on by Sorn Chhorvyvatey

CGCC provides all staff with opportunities that go beyond knowledge and working experience development, recognizing that every team member is valuable and indispensable in achieving CGCC’s vision. In this spirit, CGCC organized its annual staff retreat to Mondulkiri Province from 21 to 23 November 2025 to strengthen productivity, solidarity, team spirit, and to appreciate all staff’s continuous efforts in advancing credit guarantee development.

This annual staff retreat created a meaningful opportunity for all team members to build stronger relationships, enhance team building, and deepen their understanding of each other.

Throughout the retreat, staff had the chance to connect, share experiences, and enjoy each other’s company in an atmosphere of joy, trust, and cooperation. CGCC hopes that this meaningful retreat will further strengthen solidarity, efficiency, and productivity supporting the ongoing development of CGCC and aligning with its vision to strengthen financial inclusion and promote the growth of SMEs across Cambodia.