Odebrecht has demonstrated its agility across the capital markets, slashing its funding costs along the way
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Front Notes: The replay
Crisis in the developed world proved to be a boon for investment into Latin America. But companies and countries in the region are now suddenly confronted with the prospect that […]
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Best Corporates: A new era
A successful restructuring behind it, Cemex is focusing on cutting debt costs while it can
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Cover Story: The writing on the wall
Fears are growing that an era of cheap and easy credit for emerging market companies and nations has drawn to a close. What comes next is unlikely to be pretty
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Best Corporates: Birth of a champion
When it comes to financing a large-scale acquisition, Cencosud shows the debt and equity markets how it’s done
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Debt Restructuring: Rites of spring
Mexican auto parts manufacturer SanLuis has learned the hard way that life after default is not so easy
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Best Corporates: Fast forward
Digicel took advantage of falling funding rates to refinance expensive debt at much cheaper levels
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April rebound quashes slowdown fears for Peru, says Velarde
Brandishing fresh April growth numbers, Peru’s central bank governor sought Wednesday to allay fears of an economic slowdown.
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Argentina sovereign debt: A question of justice
The specter of default once again hangs over Argentina. While the implications could prove far-reaching for sovereign debt restructurings, hopes are high for an orderly resolution
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Exclusive: Videgaray Spells out Reform Agenda
In his first interview with any international or domestic print media since taking office, Mexico’s new finance minister Luis Videgaray tells LatinFinance why he is confident that fiscal and energy reforms will take place in 2013