LatAm Bonds

Lender pays just 20bp-25bp over government as fiscal issues weigh on sovereign and scarcity supports bank spreads

Oil and gas name returns after six years as investors warm to Vaca Muerta companies

Fibra Uno and El Puerto de Liverpool each market dual tranche deals

Concessions for Mexico, JBS, Chile and Codelco stay slim as appetite for credit remains broad

Oil company issues largest Argentine corporate bond in almost a decade to take out a July maturity

From humble beginnings, debt-for-nature swaps are now generating meaningful sums of funding

Argentina should be a growing source of issuance in 2025

In just two months, the Bahamas, Barbados, Ecuador and El Salvador have doubled the number of debt-for-nature swaps completed by EM bond issuers. These transactions could make the product easier for other countries to replicate

Excitement is brewing among Latin America debt capital markets bankers over the prospects for the region’s three largest bond markets. But there is also trepidation that any deviation in the path of US interest rates could derail their impressive recovery, writes Oliver West

The awards recognise the leading deals, individuals and institutions in Latin America's cross-border debt capital markets

Pampa Energía latest to join bond pipeline after Argentina's first true debut issue for six years

International angle enables both Mexican issuers to draw interest beyond traditional EM buyers