Brazilian bank stands to receive $339 mln from the state government and removes an obstacle to privatizing power company Copel
Category: Regulation
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Isagen extends life of debt shelf
Colombian regulator allows the power company to add five years to its bond program
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Argentina loses lawsuit to hedge funds
Sovereign issuer must pay $1.5 bln for underpaying bondholders in the latest setback for the cash-strapped nation
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YPF skirts expropriation lawsuit, Argentina does not
US judge rules that Argentina must compensate Petersen for re-nationalization of the energy company
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Petrópolis files for bankruptcy
Brazilian brewer blames financial troubles on falling sales and high interest rates
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Americanas creditors ask for capital injection
Banks and bondholders want the Brazilian retailer’s shareholders to invest $2.3 bln
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Brazilian finance minister sees limited fallout from SVB collapse
Fernando Haddad says the failed US bank is not likely to trigger a crisis in Brazil’s financial sector
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Fitch improves outlook for Jamaica
Rating agency points to progress in cutting debt and $1.7 bln in new loans from the IMF
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Monex receives approval to exit BMV
Mexican financial group forms a trust to buy all remaining shares by September 1
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Oi reports progress on restructuring
Brazilian telco lines up $275 mln in DIP financing after filing for bankruptcy for a second time