Author Archives: LatinFinance Magazine

Leading corporate executives express concern about Mexico’s economy and investment climate, though they see promising activity in the capital markets. President Andrés Manuel López Obrador’s first months in office have […]

Dear Reader, Most good things need refreshing once in while, not least magazines – and especially in an age where the printed word is more and more scarce. LatinFinance has […]

From Brazil’s lackluster economic growth to a possible resurgence in green bonds to a showdown over Venezuela’s debt, the second half of the year will be notable for some key […]

Strategists forecast a slowdown in capital market activity in the second half as corporate financing demand eases and economic concerns grow; bright spots remain for discerning investors. BONDS Mark Tuttle, […]

A look at three state-owned companies in Brazil attracting investor interest. BR MANIA Convenience stores Revenue: R$53 million (2017), R$50 million (2018)Profit: Not disclosedEstimated value: R$800 million BR Mania, a subsidiary of Rio […]

Colombia’s hotly anticipated renewable energy auctions suffered a setback in February when they failed to attract enough buyers. To be successful, regulators will probably have to break the grip of […]

Developments to keep an eye on: UBS and Banco do Brasil’s new partnership, Santander InnoVentures’ investment in Mexican fintechs and the coronavirus threat to economic growth in Latin America Editor’s […]

Capital markets participants say Latin America’s red-hot bond market will cool off in the second quarter, but the pipeline will remain robust. Brazil’s equity and M&A markets are expected to […]