Peru’s finance minister says the government-controlled lender may seek a buyer for its loan portfolio as it evolves into a guarantee agency
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Brazilian issuers cross borders
International bond sales surpass local debt deals in the first nine months of the year, Anbima says
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AIG plans to sell its Latin American operations to Canada’s Fairfax
Fairfax will acquire AIG’s businesses in Argentina, Chile, Colombia, Uruguay
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PDVSA warns about debt payments
Struggling to persuade investors to accept a $5.3bn bond swap, Venezuela’s state-owned oil company extends the deadline for the third time
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Deadline looms for PDVSA’s debt swap
PDVSA is hoping to persuade skeptical bondholders to participate in a $5.3 bn bond swap to help reduce its debt payments and ward off worries off a default
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Mexican infrastructure operator raises $623m with new Fibra-E securities
The funds raised by toll concessionaire Pinfra will be used by a subsidiary that operates a highway linking Mexico City and Toluca
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Colombia to push ahead with tax reform after peace plan rejection
As worries grow over the government’s ability to win approval of unpopular measures, Colombia’s finance minister says it can pass a package of tax hikes needed to retain the country’s investment grade
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Paraguay sees economy growing faster than expected
In an interview, Paraguay’s central bank president says GDP is expected to rise 4% this year, up from previous estimates of 3.5%
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Colombian bonds take a hit after voters reject peace deal
Colombia’s peso and local currency bonds and equites also fell on as markets opened after the vote
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Brazil says markets, not politics, will drive infrastructure investments
A new concessions program seeks to correct the distortions of the previous government’s platform, Moreira Franco says in an interview with LatinFinance