Mexican financial services firm buys $34 mln worth of bonds that mature in 2025, 2028 and 2029
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Consubanco to issue local bonds
Mexican bank plans to price $58 mln in three-year notes on the BIVA by the end of the month
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Financing the green transition
Latin America’s banks have the potential to play a crucial role in the fight against climate change. More of them are taking the threat – and the opportunities – seriously. Those that don’t may get left behind.
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Banks take on digital competitors
The pandemic has sped up the digitalization of the banking industry. This will be crucial for the growth of traditional banks in a region of internet-savvy consumers and fast-expanding digital-only competitors.
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Stocks plunge, bonds hold steady after Chilean elections
President-elect Gabriel Boric has to deal with an evenly split Congress to fulfill a campaign pledge to increase corporate taxes
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Moody’s sinks Cuba deeper into junk territory
Rating agency downgrades the Caribbean nation as sanctions and the COVID-19 pandemic limit the government’s ability to pay external debt
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Banesco assesses add-on acquisitions in US market
Miami-based Banesco USA will focus on Florida and Puerto Rico, where it also sees room for organic growth, CEO says
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CIFI, a 20 años de haber cambiado la visión de las inversiones
Hace veinte años, la Corporación Interamericana para el Financiamiento de Infraestructura (CIFI) cambió la forma de ver el mundo de las inversiones. O quizá sea más preciso decir que cambió […]
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CIFI, 20 years after transforming the investment vision
Twenty years ago, the Corporación Interamericana para el Financiamiento de Infraestructura (CIFI) changed the way the investment world was perceived. Or perhaps it is more accurate to say that it […]
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ESG, trains and highways: The new colors of project finance
Before the COVID-19 pandemic, infrastructure developers were flirting with ESG principles to finance projects. Now it’s become not only a must but a way to access money in larger amounts and at lower rates.