One of Peru’s largest-ever project financings broke ground in bringing together different developments banks
Category: 2014 September / October
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Investment banking fees survey: Fees down, hopes up
Equity markets, and Brazil, hold much of the blame for lower investment banking fees this year. But there is cause for optimism, especially in Mexico. By Eduardo García
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Peru investor rerport: Foot on the gas
If government stimulus measures work, investors can forget about the sharp economic slowdown in the first half of 2014. If not, Peru may face tough years ahead.
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Best project sponsor
Diverse funding sources and empowered local employees are behind an unparalleled franchise across Latin America
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Investor Report Central America: Fresh faces
Newly elected presidents have taken on the leadership of three of the region’s economies. They all must confront important fiscal, institutional, and infrastructure hurdles.
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Best transport financing, Best road financing, Best local currency financing
Brazil’s local bond market took a step forward with this deal, the market’s longest-ever tenor
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Investor Report: Brazil on hold
After presidential elections in October, the country has the opportunity to stage a turnaround. But things could get worse before they get better.
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Bonds news: Well-earned break
Issuance boomed in July, before the market fell into
a slower pace during the northern summer in August.
By Eduardo García
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Loans/people news: Slowing energy
Pemex and América Móvil advance large deals, while a
financing for Gasoducto Sur Peruano keeps banks busy.
By Katie Llanos-Small and Karen Schwartz
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Brazil banking: Maxed out
Brazilians are still keen for credit, but the country’s banks are taking an increasingly risk-averse stance on lending. By Thierry Ogier