Mexican conglomerate could sell or cancel the Tía María copper project if the apparent president-elect increases taxes and royalties, analysts say
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Ebanx prepares Nasdaq listing
Brazilian payments company plans IPO to unlock an additional investment from Advent
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BR Partners gives IPO another go
Brazilian investment bank aims for as much as $111 mln in a third attempt to go public
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Light issues new notes to refinance debt
Rio-based electric utility sells $600 mln in five-year bonds to pay off debt due in 2023
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Banco Inter sizes share sale
Brazilian digital lender shoots for $1.1 bln in a follow-on offering, including $495 mln from payments company StoneCo
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EnfraGen finances solar farms in Chile
Latin American power company borrows at least $200 mln from four lenders to fund greenfield projects
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Brazilian corporate issues double during pandemic
Percentage of publicly listed companies with too much debt rises above 25%, says head of research center at USP
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Suriname bondholders enact default clause
Creditor committee says the South American country’s latest proposal does not accurately reflect its ability to pay
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Gol raises money for recovery
Brazilian airline gets $84 mln from existing shareholders as it increases flight occupancy to 81%
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FHipo looks ahead to more mortgage-backed notes
Mexican mortgage REIT could make the third issue in a $502 mln program before the end of the year or in early 2022, source says