The government’s delay in determining how much proceeds it will keep from Odebrecht’s asset sale could see China Three Gorges walk away from the deal, sources
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LatAm slowdown prompts deeper look down the pipe
With little new issuance on the immediate radar, investors are confident that credits from Brazil, Mexico will tap markets ahead of respective elections
AMLO advisor firms support for reforms
Abel Hibert assures there will be “no drastic changes” to Mexico’s energy regulation, echoes support for airport project
Investors brace for election, NAFTA renegotiation
The buyside monitors how the Mexican presidential vote and discussions over the trade agreement will interact in the coming months
Mexico’s Fibra-E channels a new wave of infra finance
As the election looms, state-supported entities CFE and GACM chart equity investors to meet future investment needs
Corporates sit tight amid staleness period
LatAm companies must now prepare Q4 financials before attempting to print new bonds, paving the way for sovereigns to gain investor attention, sources say
Peru hopes new anti-corruption law will jump-start infra pipeline
Congressional committee reviews a follow-on draft that it expects to put on the President’s desk this week
OPINION: Pioneering regional integration in risk management
The Pacific Alliance Cat Bonds put Latin America at the vanguard of risk management in the world, writes Jorge Familiar, the World Bank’s vice president for Latin America and the Caribbean
Investors flock to Pacific Alliance’s multi-tranche CAT bond
LatAm trade bloc’s record-breaking $1.36bn issuance paves the way for more insurance securities from sovereign issuers
Sell-off slows LatAm momentum
Argentina’s Bioceres is expected to keep orderbooks open an extra day, while Brazil’s Blau Farmaceutica may revise a suggested price range, sources say
