CDB proposes new finance tools to address climate risks – Argentina to appeal YPF lawsuit – Natura taps cash pile for bond buyback

CDB proposes new finance tools to address climate risks 

President of the Caribbean Development Bank says lenders urgently need new instruments

Argentina to appeal YPF lawsuit

Sovereign faces billions of dollars in damages for expropriation of 51% of the energy company in 2012

GEB weighs debt options

Colombia energy firm mulls options for refinancing loans and funding capex

IMC mulls refinancing alternatives

Brazilian restaurant holding seeks to reduce debt refinancing costs

More firms abandon Mexican energy sector

Chevron and Repsol are quitting offshore oil and gas exploration projects

Natura taps cash pile for bond buyback

Brazilian cosmetics company is looking to repurchase notes that mature in 2028 and 2029

Eneax sells first Chilean corporate SLB

Bonds are tied to Chilean explosives maker’s efforts to cut greenhouse gas emissions

YPF, Loma Negra print dollar bonds

Argentine companies max out sales of dollar-linked bonds in the local market

SHF raises funds for social housing loans

Mexico’s federal mortgager lender hits up local bond market

Vamos picks up Petrópolis trucks

Brazilian truck rental company makes a deal with financially troubled Brazilian brewer

Hame set to acquire Agrokasa

Guatemalan oil palm and banana grower company expands into Peru

Stori snaps up MasCaja

Mexican fintech says deal will allow it to diversify funding sources

Enauta heads to local bond market

Brazilian oil and gas company to issue debentures

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Vale partners with startup for green hydrogen project

Development banks unveil plan to spur green bond markets

Rumo on track for more sustainable funding

Hospitales MAC to take out sustainability-linked loan

Fibra Uno eyes sustainable funding 

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