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Green loans bounce on surging energy investment
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MSU Green Energy to tap green bond
Argentine firm’s renewable energy division is set to return to the international market with a reopening of its 10-year notes
Metro de Medellín prices first sustainable bond
The metro operator in Colombia’s second-biggest city will use the proceeds to buy trains, modernize its computer systems
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
Banorte mulls larger sustainable local bond
Mexican lender plans larger return to sustainable bond market after 2024 debut, executive says
Enlight seeks funds for solar, battery projects
Mexican renewable energy and storage systems provider requests IFC package including a $170 mln senior loan and a VAT facility
CFE, Lala line up big Mexican deals
Mexican utility details plans for a record local bond offering, as dairy company Grupo Lala prepares to make its comeback
Fonplata prints more sustainable bonds
Regional development bank prices its second placement of ESG notes so far this year
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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
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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 Belém advanced finance and enforcement — and exposed how hard it remains to confront fossil fuels, argues Robert Muggah.
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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
Brazil to keep riding blue bond wave
Sales of blue bonds from Brazil dwarf those of many other countries, fueled by a major push to expand access to clean water
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