Category: Deals of the Year Awards

In November 2022, LATAM Airlines obtained the approval of an innovative Debtor-in-Possession (DIP) Financing structure that concluded a Chapter 11 bankruptcy procedure in US courts that involved the renegotiation of […]

Business was not easy for investment banks in Brazil in 2023, as market volatility impacted debt and equity markets and fuelled uncertainty for both issuers and investors alike. Yet at […]

Mexico’s banking regulator set an end-2025 deadline for all systemically important banks to increase their total capital ratio requirements – but BBVA Mexico, the largest financial services company in the […]

As the Mexican economy shows strength, issuers and investors are once again becoming more active. Behind much of the renewed activity is Bank of America – a key player in […]

The Dominican Republic continues to advance its public debt strategy with the goal of reducing its foreign currency liabilities. This approach was again in evidence in 2023 as the sovereign […]

In times of volatility, people tend to stick to what they know best. When it comes to Latin American capital markets regulation, few if any companies provide the level of […]

The international bond market is notoriously finicky, but there is one thing it can count on at the start of each year: the United Mexican States (UMS). The sovereign has […]

A relative abundance of local liquidity was one of the main themes in Latin America’s debt markets in 2023 – and here, Brazil led the way with plenty of bond […]

As Latin American issuers embrace sustainable financing, they must be prepared to face the scrutiny that will inevitably follow suit. That is where the expertise of advisers such as Allen […]

Different kinds of sustainable bonds employ different approaches to measuring performance. Green bonds, for example, make use of use-of-proceeds commitments, whereby issuers must meet certain broader sustainability targets, with little […]