BlueOrange Capital wants to mobilize private capital to provide mezzanine debt for sustainable investments in Latin America, but it understands that making an impact comes at a cost.
Category: Peru
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Impact bonds emerge as an asset class
Test cases in Colombia and Peru are proving the effectiveness of impact bonds, but not their appeal to institutional investors.
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Local-currency bonds fail to keep up the momentum
Global local currency bonds were a popular fundraising option in 2017, but new issues have slowed down this year as investors look to avoid exchange rate risk amid market uncertainty.
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Peru picks new finmin
Carlos Oliva, a former deputy at MEF, replaces David Tuesta and becomes the fifth finance minister in a year
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Odebrecht case delays M&A deals
A far-reaching bribery scandal has shifted the landscape of M&A in Latin America. Now the sale of Peru’s Chaglla hydropower plant is in danger of collapsing.
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Grupo Romero unit nabs Salaverry concession
Peruvian conglomerate’s two-prong subsidiary earmarks $229m worth of investments to upgrade the local port
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Peru’s president pledges renewed infra investments
Peru’s new president enjoys widespread support as he faces the lingering fallout from the Odebrecht corruption scandal and tries to boost economic growth.
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Peru looks for new finmin
David Tuesta leaves his post after bus and truck drivers threaten to protest against hiking fuel taxes
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Latin America widens trade relations in the time of Trump
As the United States imposes tariffs on steel imports, Latin America downplays the threat of a trade war but looks to reinforce commercial ties with other countries. By Lucien Chauvin, Amy Guthrie, Thierry Ogier and Mat Youkee
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BBVA prepares Peruvian bond sale
BBVA Continental could earn up to $45.9m from the sale of three-year notes in the local market