Investors are expected to migrate from debt to equities as interest rates decline, bank executive tells LatinFinance
Author Archives: Rodrigo Amaral
Posted in2024 Q1
Corporate Liability Management: A Question of Maturity
As expectations gain about a decline in US interest rates, corporate Latin America is considering when to refinance its debts. It may be sooner than later.
Posted in2023 Banks of the Year Awards
LatAm Banking: Taking Shape
After a tough start to the year, Latin American banks are slowly shedding the conservative strategies that kept them afloat during the global tightening cycle. With several economies back in […]
Posted inDaily Brief
IDB Invest targets threefold increase in deals – CEO
Volume of deals is expected to soar once shareholders approve capital increase, James Scriven tells LatinFinance
Posted inDaily Brief
BTG chief says faster Brazil cutting cycle off the cards
Market is no longer signaling an acceleration in pace of rate cuts, CEO says
Posted inDaily Brief
LatAm needs global capital for energy transition – panelists
Region will need to be able to attract ever larger volumes of capital to finance energy transition, according to speakers at LatinFinance event
Posted inDaily Brief
Banks hungry for Brazil project risk – panelists
One of the drivers of the trend is a shift in policy by Brazilian federal development bank BNDES, according to speakers at LatinFinance event
Posted in2023 Q4
Infrastructure Finance: Creative Construction
While private investment is still flowing into infrastructure projects in Latin America and the Caribbean, developers and financiers will have to keep innovating to get deals done. Mendubim is a Brazilian […]
Posted inMagazine
BRAZIL TURNS TO DEBENTURES
Lower interest rates, better terms and wider distribution explain the growing popularity of debentures among corporate issuers and investors alike. “We are growing fast, and we are frequently accessing capital […]
Posted inPaywall
COUNTRY REPORTS: MONETIZING SEWAGE COULD HELP BRAZIL COME CLEAN
Four years after the ignominy of holding Olympic events in the polluted waters of Guanabara Bay, Brazil still struggles with a lack of infrastructure to bring clean water and sewage treatment to […]