South American sovereign is on the lookout for a $1bn, minister says
Author Archives: Kevin Gray
LatinFinance hosts 2018 Capital Markets Roundtable
In our 2018 Latin America Capital Markets Roundtable, some of Latin America’s most impressive issuers discussed their strategies for the year.
Mexican advisors discuss economic policy before elections
As Mexico’s presidential race heats up, economic advisors for the three leading candidates discuss their campaign’s economic visions during LatinFinance’s 13th Cumbre Financiera Mexicana in Mexico City.
Parting Shot: Gerardo Ruiz Esparza
Finding creative and innovative ways to attract private capital has been key to upgrading Mexico’s infrastructure, says Gerardo Ruiz Esparza
Mexico roundtable: Gearing up
With presidential elections on the horizon and the future of NAFTA uncertain, Mexico’s economy faces potential headwinds at the start of 2018. LatinFinance convened a group of business executives, government officials, investors and intermediaries to discuss what lies ahead for trade, finance and investment in Mexico.
IMF Roundtable: Turning the Corner
In a roundtable discussion hosted by LatinFinance at the IMF/World Bank annual meetings, policymakers and investors discussed the changes in the global financial and economic landscape, the future of NAFTA and upcoming elections in Latin America.
Scenes from the IMF/World Bank meetings
Gathered for the IMF/World Bank annual meetings, government officials from Latin America and the Caribbean presented a mixed picture of economic prospects in the region.
Guatemala opts for Q2 bond sale
FinMin says the sovereign issuer is “fully funded” for 2017, but will likely return in 2018 for some $500m in international paper
Barbados ponders local liability management
Any debt reduction exercise from the Caribbean island would have to be voluntary, not distressed or forced
Barbados’ Sinckler explores potential LM exercise
The Caribbean island is grappling one of the region’s heaviest debt loads, but any work in debt reduction needs to be voluntary, FinMin tells LatinFinance
