The Brazilian government says it is cracking down on money laundering by instituting tighter reporting rules on the finance industry. Local banks, considered complicit by some, are finding they may have to foot the bill.
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Jamaica returns with tight two-tranche retap
Caribbean sovereign issuer adds $505m to its 2028 bonds and another $364m in 2045 paper
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Fitch downgrades Costa Rica
Rating agency cuts the Central American sovereign by one notch due to deteriorating debt dynamics
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Q3.2020 magazine: Picking Up the Pieces
Argentina and Ecuador – Restructuring not without obstacles; What is that smell?; Debt sustainability in the COVID-19 world