The Andean Development Corporation (CAF) has blazed a trail across the international capital markets in the decade since it issued its first bond in the US market. It set another […]
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Uniting a Troubled Region
The Andean Development Corporation (CAF) is one of the most effective development agencies serving Latin America. Last year, it disbursed $3.3 billion in loans to clients in the continent’s most […]
Bladex: Back to Basics
An ill-starred diversification plan at Bladex put it in the cross hairs of Argentina’s collapse. But today the trade finance bank is recapitalized and focusing on traditional lending.
Becoming the Benchmark
Brazil’s C-Bond is more than just another Brady. It is a landmark in the emerging market asset class. It is the largest, most liquid of all the Bradys. Last year’s […]
Latin American League Tables 1988-2002
Latin American League Tables 1988-2002 Top Advisor to Public Sector Bond Issuers JP Morgan Top Bookrunner to Private Sector Bond Issuers JP Morgan Top Arranger of Syndicated Loans JP Morgan […]
Sovereign Report
Mexico Issues Bond With Action Clauses In a landmark deal in February, Mexico became the first sovereign to issue a global bond incorporating innovative collective action clauses. These legal agreements […]
Continental Success for CAF
When Corporación Andina de Fomento (CAF) decided to issue a euro-denominated bond in 2002, it took on a considerable challenge. Unlike the multilateral’s devoted following of US investors, European investors […]
The Price of Reform
The Inter-American Development Bank has little to show for the billions of dollars it has pumped into Latin America. But Enrique Iglesias, who has led the IDB for 14 years, defends the bank’s role and revelance.
Sovereign Report
Colombian Swaps Short-Dated Bonds In May, Colombia swapped $600 million in dollar-denominated short-dated bonds for longer-dated Colombian peso bonds to improve the maturity profile of its public debt. The government […]
