Spanish state-owned Instituto Oficial de Crédito provides funding for climate- and energy-related investments in Brazil
Category: ESG
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Cemex, MSU Green Energy line up global debt offerings
Mexico’s top cement producer and an Argentine renewable energy producer begin investor calls to pitch new notes
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Brazilian securities regulator backtracks on ESG reporting rule
Government condemns decision to suspend regulation that would have required issuers to publish sustainability reports from 2027
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Molymet sells sustainable bonds in Mexico
Chilean molybdenum producer uses the proceeds to pay off debt
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Brazil’s Amazon deforestation gains face election, funding risks
The country’s recent success in slowing the destruction of its primary forests could be jeopardized if Lula is voted out of office, say environmentalists
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IDB Invest makes Swiss bond debut
IDB Group’s private sector arm issues blue notes to fund water management and marine conservation projects
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Raízen shares plunge on debt restructuring proposal
The Brazilian energy firm envisages a debt-for-equity swap and the division of its business into two units
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Promigas buys Andean renewables business
Colombian natural gas producer closes a deal with Spain’s Zelestra to buy 3.5 GW of projects either in operation or under development
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Bancomext taps EU funds after trade deal
Mexican development bank lands an ESG-related loan just days after the signing of the Mexico-EU free-trade pact
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BBVA Perú lines up IFC loan
The Spanish bank’s Peruvian branch plans to channel the funds to ESG-related projects
