Canadian banking giant Scotiabank plans to finance oil industry projects worth $10 billion in Mexico over the next four years, a high-level executive said.
Oil giants BP and ExxonMobil are among the companies interested in developing projects in the Gulf of Mexico, Scotiabank's Latin America director, Paul D'Agata, told Efe.
A large number of mid-sized firms will participate in the huge oil projects, D'Agata, who attended the 77th Mexican Bankers Association, or ABM, annual convention in the Pacific resort city of Acapulco, said.
Scotiabank has provided financing for some of the world's largest companies . . .
