Local issuance is expected to slow this year, while new Brazilian issuers may enter the cross-border market, industry group says
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Brazil faces corporate doom and gloom
Higher interest rates may force record level of defaults and bankruptcies, Fitch director Ricardo Carvalho tells LatinFinance
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Trump threats blur LatAm trade outlook
Despite talk of tariffs, past experience has shown the trade scenario could turn positive for Mexico, IDB economist tells LatinFinance
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Mexico forecasts record investment, despite ‘noise’ from US
Claudia Sheinbaum’s government plans offensive to reassure investors Mexico-US ties are solid, senior finance official tells LatinFinance
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Buk mulls M&As in LatAm
Chilean HR software platform plans to expand in Mexico and Brazil initially but could later branch into Argentina and Spain
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Foreign interest in Brazil M&A wanes
Volatile political and economic environment erodes appetite for Brazilian firms, Kroll official tells LatinFinance
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SP Ventures bets on DFI backing for new fund
Brazilian firm has already secured funding from farming technology companies despite “challenging conditions,” exec tells LatinFinance
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Santander México to remain active in global market: CFO
Lender needs to establish global benchmarks for local market, exec says
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Santander sees solid deal pipeline in early 2025
Companies are looking to resume investments after period of high US rates, bank’s head of Latin America DCM says in interview
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Stone to issue second global bond
Brazil payments platform wants another liquid benchmark after repurchasing its only international bond in July, company official tells LatinFinance