Involvement in many of the most innovative and important deals of the period made the firm stand out
Category: 2014 September / October
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Colombia economy: Looking up
As growth booms, Colombia’s newly reappointed finance minister says the benefits will extend over the long term. By Lucien Chauvin
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Mexico energy: Ready to drill
With secondary legislation passed in August ending the state’s monopoly in energy, private firms are already positioning themselves operationally and financially for the opportunities to come. By Dominic O’Neill
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Best infrastructure bond
The region’s first greenfield international project bond has a sculpted payment structure and partial credit guarantee
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Colombia infrastructure: The open road
The shape of the financing for Colombia’s huge highway-building program is coming together, with local pension funds joining banks and development institutions. By Jason Mitchell
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Mexico investor report: New framework
The rules have been set for energy and telecommunications. Now, private firms must work out how to play the new game.
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Best infrastructure financing: Brazil
The extent of funding needed to tap Brazil’s ultra-deepwater pre-salt oil fields is driving financing innovations
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Colombia investor report: On the road
Colombia is on its way to developed-market status, according to Mauricio Cárdenas, the country’s finance minister. Peace with guerillas and new roads will help.
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Mexico Telecoms: Lining up
Mexico’s biggest telecoms and media firms are preparing for a transformation, of themselves and the industry, after reforms were finalized in July. By Dominic O’Neill
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Best infrastructure financing: Central America
A Costa Rican electricity plant gets 20-year funding, bringing in international institutional investors