The bank’s president and COO tells LatinFinance why he is optimistic about Mexico, Colombia and Argentina but sees risks looming in Brazil
Category: Brazil
Brazil corporate debt crises look contained, say investors
Some major Brazilian firms are in a jam, but investors take a glass-half-full view as elections approach and high rates persist
JBS makes fresh bid to take Pilgrim’s Pride private
The Brazilian food giant aims to buy the 18% it doesn’t already own in the US poultry processor and delist the shares
Itáu eyes US banking market
Brazil’s biggest lender receives preliminary approval to set up shop in the US
Braskem Idesa files for Chapter 11
Mexican petchems firm says its shareholders, term loan lender and a majority of bondholders support its restructuring plan
Two Brazilian retailers file for bankruptcy
Brazilian retailer Casas Bahia will close hundreds of stores after failing to raise fresh capital and stem its mounting losses
Braskem cut to restricted default by Fitch
Debt-laden Brazilian petchem firm misses coupon payments, while it seeks creditor backing for a restructuring deal
Cemig units line up debentures
Two subsidiaries of the Brazilian power firm head to the local market for the second time this year
Aegea CFO quits
André Pires oversaw the finances of one of Brazil’s top water firms for six years and will now advise its biggest shareholder, Equipav
Cosan in talks to sell port terminal
Brazil logistics conglomerate signs letter of intent with an unnamed party for the sale of its São Luís terminal
