A pipeline of credits that are close to issuing cross-border bonds may delay the deals due to market volatility, sources say
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Peru’s new government eyes ProInversion revamp
Incoming finance minister Alfredo Thorne wants to see infrastructure growth beyond Lima and the GSP pipeline could prove pivotal
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Investors regain appetite for Brazilian bonds
Recent cross-border deals from Petrobras, Marfrig and Vale met with strong demand from bond buyers, but other issuers may have to hurry before the Fed raises interest rates
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Peru banks on continuity after elections
Pedro Pablo Kuczynski holds a slim lead over Keiko Fujimori. But even if the results were reversed, it would not make much difference, sources say
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Govt support pivotal for Japan-LatAm infra bid
Japanese investors want to see Latin America’s public sector assume more risk on infrastructure projects
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NOCs turn to government financing
National oil companies such as Pemex and Petrobras will look to government support to meet funding needs this year
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Cumbre Argentina 2016: Macri gets high marks as optimism returns
Issuers, lenders and officials welcome an uptick in Argentina’s deal flow but caution that inflation must be kept in control to maintain sustainability
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Costera sets June target for multi-tranche bond issue
Colombian toll road concessionaire concluded investor meetings last week, ahead of a combo bank and bond deal, sources say
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Market applauds impeachment in Brazil
After the Senate votes to suspend President Dilma Rousseff, sources say a new administration could improve credibility and bring more economic stability
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LAEIF 2016: Investors see turning point in LatAm
Latin American economies understand that policies based on high commodity prices are unsustainable