Are capital controls far behind?
Category: Latin America
EXCLUSIVE: Ecuador shoring up credit lines, coping with oil price drop – Deputy FinMin
Oil price drop will not stop March debt payment, negotiating with Chinese banks for credit line
US-based LatAm equity funds see market value drop
LatAm-focused funds post net outflow of $45 mln, but market turmoil sink assets under management by $2.9 bln
Baker McKenzie adds M&A partner
John Murphy joins the law firm’s US-based Latin America practice from DLA Piper
LatAm issuers test resilience as local currencies fall
International investors will demand higher yields to cover additional risk, but some corporate borrowers can turn to local bond markets, sources say
IDB reschedules annual meeting
DC-based development bank postpones events in Barranquilla until September
Argentina, Brazil, Paraguay vie to lead IDB
Lead contenders spoke on the same panel at a forum sponsored by Fonplata and LatinFinance
Argentine provinces’ fate tied to sovereign debt restructuring
Chaco Gov. Jorge Capitanich says his province is on top of payments, but others must wait for the federal government to do a deal
Paraguay’s ANDE presses ahead with cross-border bond debut
Electric grid operator to be first of the country’s quasi-sovereign entities to tap international investors
Development banks prepare for coronavirus in Latin America
Efforts to include flexibility in lending and financing for prevention, relief
