After reaching out to the IMF for a possible credit line, the sovereign now approaches the region’s multilaterals for additional credit
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Mexican issuers pounce on hungry local investors
Four new peso-denominated bond sales price as frequent names complete their capital markets plans ahead of presidential elections
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DomRep solar, wind opportunities take shape
Two energy projects in the Caribbean island pen funding agreements, underscoring appetite for renewable power sources
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Argentina schedules talks with IMF over credit line
President Mauricio Macri addresses the nation about a flexible funding line that could swell to as much as $30bn
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LatAm credits exercise patience amid currencies sell-off
A stronger dollar leads a pair to extend their tender offers, while others postpone new debt issuances
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Brazil’s M&A fever set to subside in run-in to elections
Activity has peaked in recent months thanks to the country’s domestic recovery and global liquidity, but party may be over for now
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Investors bank on Brazilian recovery
Short-term uncertainties linked to October election and the external environment have not dampened enthusiasm for the country’s capital markets
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IFC names Goldschmidt LatAm, Caribbean head
Gabriel Goldschmidt takes the reins for LatAm and the Caribbean, talks of the challenges facing the region and the need for more local currency debt solutions
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Colombia looks to revise debt composition amid transitional year
Finance Minister Mauricio Cárdenas says the sovereign wants more local currency debt and will leave 2019 pre-financing to the country’s next administration
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Fonplata bolsters loan book and talks bond sales
The Bolivian-based development bank’s credit ratings have been ratified twice in the last year and now its CEO has sights on Paraguayan bonds amid other initiatives