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Author Archives: Rodrigo Amaral
LatAm needs global capital for energy transition – panelists
Region will need to be able to attract ever larger volumes of capital to finance energy transition, according to speakers at LatinFinance event
Banks hungry for Brazil project risk – panelists
One of the drivers of the trend is a shift in policy by Brazilian federal development bank BNDES, according to speakers at LatinFinance event
Infrastructure Finance: Creative Construction
While private investment is still flowing into infrastructure projects in Latin America and the Caribbean, developers and financiers will have to keep innovating to get deals done. Mendubim is a Brazilian […]
BRAZIL TURNS TO DEBENTURES
Lower interest rates, better terms and wider distribution explain the growing popularity of debentures among corporate issuers and investors alike. “We are growing fast, and we are frequently accessing capital […]
COUNTRY REPORTS: MONETIZING SEWAGE COULD HELP BRAZIL COME CLEAN
Four years after the ignominy of holding Olympic events in the polluted waters of Guanabara Bay, Brazil still struggles with a lack of infrastructure to bring clean water and sewage treatment to […]
SPECIAL REPORT-GREEN FINANCING: GREEN FINANCING’S DIVERSE EARLY ADOPTERS
As the green and social bond markets evolve, the range of issuers expands along with the scope of investors and projects Editor’s note: We set out to cover green finance […]
SPECIAL REPORT: GREEN FINANCING: CHINESE FINANCING FOR ENVIRONMENTAL TRANSITION
Recognized as the biggest greenhouse gas producer in the world, China’s domestic bond market is a major global player in pushing into burgeoning green finance. Editor’s note: We set out […]
COVER-THE COMMODITIES CONUNDRUM: THE PROMISE AND PERILS OF THE RISE IN COMMODITIES PRICES
Copper, oil and soybean prices are up, and this bodes well for natural resource-rich Latin America. That is, if leaders use the windfall to set their economies up for long-term […]
INSURANCE-LINKED SECURITIES: THE BUSINESS OF CATASTROPHE
Brazil is taking steps to develop its own market for insurance-linked securities, including to cover for the rising risk of floods as the climate changes. Brazil is trying to become […]
