Starwood Hotels & Resorts signed a deal to manage and market two properties in Havana, following US president Barack Obama’s visit to the Caribbean nation (Photo credit: Bryan Ledgard, Flickr)
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Central America 2016: Banks braced for stricter terms
Speakers at LatinFinance’s 2nd annual Central American forum expressed concerns over tighter margins and stressed the need for heightened compliance measures
Peru stands by handling of land bonds dispute
Finance minister Alonso Segura says the country is following local law in response to a US hedge fund’s intent to take the case to international arbitration
PA moves to lure blue-chip investors to MILA
Officials, including Alonso Segura (Pictured) from the four member nations – Chile, Colombia, Mexico and Peru – assure investors of their commitment to the integrated trading platform
Argentina nears return to international bond markets
The sovereign could become a key issuer in the debt capital markets this year after nearing an end to a 15-year battle with holdout creditors
Nominations now open – Best Corporates in the Capital Markets 2016 Awards
LatinFinance is now accepting nominations for Best Corporates in the Capital Markets 2016 Awards. These awards recognize companies in Latin America and the Caribbean that have made remarkable use of the debt, equity and M&A markets between April 1, 2015 and March 31, 2016.
Interested parties can send their nominations to awards@latinfinance.com with the subject line “Best Corporates 2016” no later than Thursday March 31, 2016.
To learn more about the selection process and criteria, click on the headline above.
Cumbre Mexico 2016: Corporates dial down cross-border funding plans
Wider spreads and market uncertainty convince companies to wait, opting for conservative financing strategies
Cumbre Mexico 2016: Corporates urge afores to diversify
The “cartelization” of the sector impedes investment opportunities, America Movil CFO Carlos Garcia Moreno says
Cumbre Mexico 2016: PE funds bank on SMEs
Large M&A deals are expected to decline in the next two years as investors focus on acquisitions in the range of $20m to $60m
LatAm sovereigns assess euro market
Chile, Mexico and Peru have all issued eurobonds this year, and four others could follow suit
