The largest and longest-dated bond issued in the Bolivian market could open the door for more private sector projects looking to find financing in the local markets.
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Creating a Consistent Image
Peru has endured erratic economic policies and political corruption at the highest levels. President Alejandro Toledo now must convince investors that the country will pursue a disciplined recovery.
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Pemex Repositions its Risk
A recent bond issue by the Mexican national oil company proves that it is parting ways with other emerging debt markets issuers, a trend that investors support.
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Milpo’s Mettle Rattles Peru
A small mining company’s hostile takeover of a neighbor mine is a test for the Peruvian capital markets.
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Business & Banking
Citigroup’s Mammoth Mexican Play Citigroup agreed in mid-May to purchase Mexico’s Grupo Financiero Banamex-Accival, the parent company of Banamex, the country’s second-largest bank, for $12.5 billion. Citigroup’s tender offer for […]
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Citigroup’s Latin Platform
The purchase of one of Mexico’s most successful banks has transformed Citigroup into the largest private sector financial institution in Latin America with $49 billion assets in the region.
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Sovereign Report
Mexican Brady Buy Back Mexico reopened its $1.5 billion, 10-year global bond offering in May, first launched January 8. The opening was for $1 billion and the proceeds were used […]
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Outmaneuvering the Market
The World Bank rewards Colombia for getting its fiscal house in order with a partial guarantee that helped the sovereign access the fickle dollar market at a difficult time.
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Mexico’s Capital Connection
For 36 years, Raúl Muñoz worked in relative obscurity at the Mexican division of a major U.S. chemical company, rising through the ranks to become president of the subsidiary. Then […]