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Banks lead, bonds lag as LatAm green rulebooks take hold
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BBVA makes Colombia bond comeback
The Spanish bank’s Colombian subsidiary returns to the domestic bond market after an absence of almost 12 years
Generadora Metropolitana seeks funding for new solar-storage project
The Chilean power company is already building one of the country’s biggest solar and battery energy storage system projects
Mexico seeks capital for renewables expansionย as liquidity abounds
Panelists at a LatinFinance event say financing 81 renewable energy projects by 2030 may be a tall order, even with an abundance of liquidity
GreenYellow makes Colombia green bond debut
The Colombian division of the French renewable energy producer prices 13-year notes to finance investments
Mexico pitches Samurai bond offering
Sovereign issuer is heading to the Japanese market for the first time in two years to price a multiple-tranche ESG deal
Cemig units line up debentures
Two subsidiaries of the Brazilian power firm head to the local market for the second time this year
Erco Energรญa wraps up equity round
Colombian power producer raises $129 mln in an equity round to expand capacity
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Latin America takes reality check on net-zero ambitions
Despite JBS ditching its net zero goal, more firms are joining the emission-targeting trend and have a more realistic view of how to get there
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Climate Finance: Pricing the Storm
Countries race to protect their balance sheets as climate disasters are reshaping sovereign risk across Latin America and the Caribbean.
The Limits of Climate Delivery
COP30 in Belรฉm advanced finance and enforcement โ and exposed how hard it remains to confront fossil fuels, argues Robertย Muggah.
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LatAm sees greenshoots of recovery in ESG bond supply
After a slump in labelled bond offerings in the region last year, momentum is building once again, according to bankers and investors
Iran war poses fresh challenges for LatAm renewables push
The high cost of capital was already a hurdle to building much-needed energy infrastructure, and the war could make funds scarcer
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