Santander in Chile and Hypermarcas in Brazil are the latest corporate issuers to unveil cash offers for outstanding bonds
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Argentina faces tall order to return to capital markets
An agreement with holdout creditors and the lifting of pari passu injunctions presents billions of dollars in cross-border opportunities
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LatAm M&A market faces lower deal prices this year
The Colombian government finally sold its stake in electricity generator Isagen, while US firm Duke Energy is tabling an exit from Latin America
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Low oil prices hinder LatAm new issue volumes
Development bank Cabei is the latest issuer in the cross-border market, issuing in Swiss francs on Tuesday
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Best Corporates in the Capital Markets 2016
LatinFinance’s 2016 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, 2015 and March 31, 2016.
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Pemex prints three-part deal amid bump in oil prices
Mexico’s state-owned oil company takes advantage of higher oil prices to sell a $5bn benchmark bond in Latin America’s first corporate issue of 2016
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Petrobras looks to unload Argentine assets
A sale would help the Brazilian energy company reduce its refinancing needs in 2016, but low oil prices could cause delays
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Deals of the Year 2015
LatinFinance’s Deals of the Year Awards for 2015 celebrate excellence in the capital markets of Latin America and the Caribbean from October 1, 2014 to September 30, 2015. The awards recognize outstanding transactions as well as the people and institutions that made them happen.
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Barbosa’s appointment as Brazil FinMin met with caution
Analysts express doubt on Nelson Barbosa’s ability to push through fiscal consolidation as Brazilian finance minister Joaquim Levy resigns
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Opinion: Following the Fed
As expectations grow for the US Federal Reserve to lift interest rates this week, José De Gregorio warns that Latin American central banks must carefully examine their domestic economies before making a similar move