Sovereign will look at the local and foreign currency markets for bond issues next year
Author Archives: Katie Llanos-Small
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Euros, dollars on the table for Colombia
Andean sovereign will consider tapping the euro market to help fill its 2017 funding plan
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Cardenas confident on credit ratings despite peace hurdles
Fiscal reform must be passed to retain investment grade, in spite of disappointment over recent referendum results, FinMin says
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Citi turns to corporate clients in Argentina, Brazil
US bank will deepen focus on investment banking after selling more than $4bn of retail assets in Brazil and Argentina, LatAm CEO says
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Colombia to push ahead with tax reform after peace plan rejection
As worries grow over the government’s ability to win approval of unpopular measures, Colombia’s finance minister says it can pass a package of tax hikes needed to retain the country’s investment grade
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Deals of the Year 2016 – Nominations open
LatinFinance invites market participants to nominate the standout deals and institutions of the past year. Submissions close October 5.
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Global protectionist trend “worrying” says Peru’s PPK
An apparent turn away from free trade in the developed world is a risk for all emerging markets, Peru’s new President tells LatinFinance
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Peru’s Pedro Pablo Kuczynksi: A president at ease
The LatinFinance crew arrives two hours early for our interview with Peru’s new president. Camera positions need discussing, lights need setting up, audio needs testing. And while we have been warned that the interview may start a little late, we don’t want to be the ones to hold things up
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Interview: Minas Buenaventura CEO Roque Benavides on China’s metals appetite
China’s vast infrastructure requirements are set to continue stoking demand from Latin America’s miners, says the chief executive of Minas Buenaventura
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The new hot pick?
Investors are beginning to embrace Latin America again, anticipating a turning point in the region’s economies and financial markets