Category: 2025 Deals of the Year Awards

Argentina’s return to international capital markets gathered real momentum over the past year, driven by fiscal adjustment, falling inflation and a renewed appetite for strategic investment. Against that backdrop, Goldman […]

Brazil’s protein sector has spent two decades consolidating, but few transactions have been as strategically decisive as the merger between Marfrig and BRF. Approved by shareholders and regulators in 2025, […]

Grupo Nutresa’s debut in the international capital markets in 2025 marked a turning point for both the company and Colombia’s corporate bond market. Its $2 billion bridge-to-bond financing was the […]

Facing mounting fiscal pressures and volatile market conditions in 2025, Colombia turned to an unusually sophisticated liability management operation to reshape its sovereign debt curve without destabilizing secondary markets. The […]

Few regional firms can claim to have been built from scratch as a true cross-border platform. Consortium Legal did just that in 2005, uniting five leading national firms into a […]

Argentina has pumped oil for more than a century, but its ambitions to become a global crude exporter were long constrained by infrastructure gaps, capital scarcity and macroeconomic volatility. That […]

Latin America’s investment banking rebound in 2025 surprised many market participants. It did not surprise JP Morgan. Alfonso Eyzaguirre, the bank’s CEO for Latin America and Canada, says the region […]

Energy, infrastructure and tourism projects are reshaping the Caribbean’s investment landscape, drawing unprecedented levels of international capital into markets long viewed as too small or fragmented to sustain large-scale financings. […]

Taking a public company private is rarely straightforward. Doing so in Mexico, through a mandatory tender offer, a short-dated bridge facility and a multi-layered private capital refinancing that brought new […]

Volatility defined global markets in 2025, but in Central America it proved less an obstacle than a filter, separating episodic activity from sustained execution. Few institutions demonstrated that distinction as […]