Low oil and metal prices have hit Latin America’s export-heavy economies over the last year and made port-related financings tough to structure. Philippines-headquartered International Container Terminals Services Inc. (ICTSI), however, […]
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AWARDS: Best Power Financing.
Financing one of Chile’s largest infrastructure projects — the Interchile transmission line — brought together one of Latin America’s largest power companies and a diverse group of international lenders. The […]
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AWARDS: Best Renewable Energy Financing.
The sponsor on the 70 MW Colonia Arias wind farm project, Uruguay’s Usinas y Transmisiones Eléctricas (UTE), corralled a mixture of debt and equity sources for one of this year’s […]
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AWARDS: Best Airport Financing, Best Infrastructure Financing: Mexico, Best Loan.
Building a new airport for Mexico City has been a top public works project for President Enrique Peña Nieto. A landmark international loan last year helped it move forward. Grupo […]
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NEWS LOANS: 4G faces test
Colombian toll road concessions remain in the spotlight, but they could test the market’s financing limits in the months ahead
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CHINA LOANS: Old flame
China’s policy lenders have been key to projecting the country’s economic influence in Latin America even as it pursues a renewed strategic focus on Asia. By Tom Nelthorpe
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SocGen gets IIC loan
French bank’s Brazilian subsidiary will provide capital goods financing to SMEs in Brazil
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YPF seeks wind financing
Argentina’s state-owned energy company requests up to $200m through an A/B loan from the multilateral lender
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Odinsa swaps assets for larger stake in La Pintada
Colombian construction firm trades Green Corridor road PPP in Aruba for Mota-Engil’s 10% share in Pacifico 2, among other deals
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Masisa gets new loan
Chilean lumber company lands a five-year $100m loan from four lenders