Bankers hope a new pipeline financing for Mexican borrower Fermaca will reinvigorate the market, as infrastructure developers appear to favor mini-perms.
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IFC talks funding plans for São Paulo roads
Multilateral lender says it could cover 30% of investments through A/B loans or guarantees
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Pemex upsizes latest revolver
Mexico’s state-owned energy company signs a three-year, $1.5bn loan with 17 banks
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LatAm borrowers brace for higher funding costs
Donald Trump’s victory in the US presidential election may cause a short-term impact on borrowing costs
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EPM, IIC near terms on Ituango loan
Multilateral lender is arranging a 12-year, $550m A/B loan to help finance construction of a hydropower plant in Colombia
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Credit Suisse syndicates Bio Pappel loan
Swiss lender is taking final commitments this week, expecting to get 15 other banks in the $410m dual-currency facility
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Trump victory signals higher funding costs for LatAm borrowers
But much like Brexit, an initial negative reaction could give way to smoother markets, sources say
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Howard Energy, Clisa get pipeline financing
Five banks lend $353m to fund the construction of a 200km pipeline from Texas to Nuevo León
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TPL seals financing
Colombian power plant operator refinances bridge loan with a five-year facility from three lenders
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Promerica signs loan for Citi acquisition
Nicaraguan financial services firm gets a five-year, $223m syndicated loan from 15 banks