Adjustments in the wake of the pandemic will need to be gradual and most countries in the region will require more access to low-cost financing
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Pension plan no panacea in Chile
The fallout from the pandemic and huge withdrawals from Chile’s pensions fund have kept corporate issuers on their toes
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Argentina and Ecuador’s debt: Questions far from over
Debt relief in the midst of a pandemic came as welcomed news to Latin America’s serial defaulters. Even if the pandemic clears, questions linger on their financial outlooks.
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FEATURE: Clearing Brazil’s muddy waters
New sanitation law to clean up dirty waters is making a splash
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Clearing Brazil’s muddy waters
New sanitation law to clean up dirty waters making a splash
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Profiles of three state-owned companies in Brazil attracting investor interest
BR Mania, Correios, Eletrobras could be among successful privatizations
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Executives express concern about Mexico’s economy, investment climate
Participants in LatinFinance Roundtable are cautious about the future
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Colombia to change rules governing renewable energy auctions
Auction suffered a setback in February when it failed to attract enough buyers
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Brazil’s debenture market gains popularity
Lower interest rates, better terms attract corporate issuers and investors
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Brazil gears up for privatizations
Potential investors eye a number of state-owned enterprises