Brazil
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Big name issuers finally return but aggressive approach unsustainable as aftermarket underwhelms -
Issuer prices with limited concession in its first deal since 2021
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Region’s private sector returns to international bonds, with IG issuers paying minimal concessions
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Rare Latin American corporate mandate could open a window for others
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Eager investors appear willing to ignore hawkish signs with more borrowers likely to contemplate bonds
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Credit crunch for high yield names likely to lead to more defaults as struggling companies find no bid
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Issuance discussions with the region's companies are constructive but investors remain cautious
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DCM bankers encouraged by reception for first non-sovereign LatAm trade in over a month
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Demand for sovereign deal brings hopes that corporate supply will follow
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In torrid markets, LatAm corp bond buyers are being extremely unforgiving of bad credit news — and defaults could loom
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Distress among multiple bond issuers exacerbates an already souring mood for EM corporate bond buyers
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Recent dip in sentiment is not reason for low issuance from Latin America
