Category: Mexico

Mexican oil producer Pemex gets $1.75 billion with a groundbreaking perpetual bond that draws mainly Asian investors.

Mexico’s anemic banking industry is back in shape and ready to grow, possibly at surprising rates. One bank in particular is especially well positioned: BBVA Bancomer.

Sane macroeconomic policies and government planning have boosted real estate investment in Mexico. Other countries should follow its lead.

Guillermo Babatz wants to revolutionize Mexico’s mortgage industry and reshape the country’s capital markets, too.

Mario Gabriel Budebo’s job at the head of Mexico’s pension fund regulatory agency has him advocating for a single, but powerful, constituency: organized labor.

Mexico’s director of public credit, responsible for managing the country’s debt issuance, embodies Mexico’s culture of continuity in economic policy.

Vicente Fox promised radical reforms to restructure the economy – then failed to deliver. Despite political disarray, Mexico’s financial system keeps growing.

LatinFinance Honors Cemex Readers of LatinFinance picked Mexican cement group Cemex as Latin America’s best company in a poll organized by the magazine in May. Last month, LatinFinance CEO Stuart […]

Citigoup is the best investment bank and Cleary, Gottlieb is the best law firm serving Latin America. Mexico is the best sovereign issuer.

Mexico carried out a landmark global-for-global bond exchange in April. Andrés Conesa, head of public credit, says the deal saved money, improved investor relations and will help the sovereign price future bond issues more efficiently.