After Brazilian regulators suspended the IPO over roadshow materials it had not approved, the airline led by CEO David Neeleman now plans to price the share offering on April 10
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Brazilian regulators suspend Azul IPO
Brazil’s securities comission delays the offer for up to 30 days because the airline led by CEO David Neeleman gave investors information that was not included in the prospectus
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Brazilian equity market gathers steam
Four equity offerings from Latin America’s largest economy are expected to price over the next week
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Best Corporates in the Capital Markets 2017
LatinFinance’s 2017 Best Corporates in the Capital Markets Awards celebrate the companies in Latin America and the Caribbean that have made the most impressive use of the debt, equity and M&A markets between April 1, 2016 and March 31, 2017.
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LatAm focuses on ways to guard against protectionist policies
With a surge in protectionist rhetoric in the US and other developed countries, Latin American nations are exploring ways to integrate their economies
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Odebrecht effect dampens Colombian lenders’ appetites
Banks in Colombia feel the pinch from the bribery scandal, but sources are confident deal flow will pick up again
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LATAM Airlines eyes return to cross-border bond market
Chilean airline schedules investor meetings ahead of a possible return to the cross-border bond market
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Venezuela’s attorney general condemns Supreme Court ruling
In a rare show of public criticism from a senior government official, Attorney General Luisa Ortega says Supreme Court ruling against Congress “violates the constitutional order”
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Banco do Brasil expects to receive three offers for Banco Patagonia stake
BBVA, Banco Macro and Banco Galicia are in the running for the Brazilian lender’s stake in the Argentine bank, sources say
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Japan’s MUFG joins financing for Cubico solar project in Mexico
Japanese lender heard to be the only commercial bank in the “aggressively structured” Mexican project financing