Latin America
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Latin American corporate issuance comeback has beaten the expectations of some investors -
Oil and gas junior becomes LatAm's first debut issuer of the year with Ambipar to come
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Appetite for 30-year strong as LatAm’s largest sovereign notches its biggest new money trade
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Multilateral lender says greater liquidity in its deals has helped it to lure new investors
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Top sovereign opts for defensive maturity and bucks trend of LatAm issuer generosity
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Brazilians set to join the party as Latin American deals trade up despite EM outflows
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Chilean bank targets gap in the market with three year deal
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State oil firm raises $800m for buy-back after government proposes ambitious economic overhaul
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Serenity is the right reaction to a likely increase in the sovereign's borrowing
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Mexican lender falls short of bond size target as late 2023 momentum fades
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Sovereign draws in new investors as it raises $7.5bn to fund growing deficit
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A late year rally in US Treasuries sparked optimism in a Latin American cross-border bond market that has been sluggish for two years. But GlobalCapital’s survey of senior LatAm bond bankers at 17 DCM houses shows observers are far from certain what the revival will look like and what will drive it.
