Caribbean
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Cancelling dollar tranche seen as ‘inelegant’ but investors say more peso debt is encouraging
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Caribbean issuer takes $560m of seven year money as credit story shows signs of turnaround
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Bondholder agreement a step in right direction but China agreement next hurdle
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Sean Newman returns to Atlanta for MD job
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Buying back debt cheaply does nothing for long-term debt sustainability nor bond market access
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Central bank measure credited with cutting spreads by increasing local demand
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GlobalCapital speaks to Barbados prime minister Mia Mottley, whose calls for the world to increase efforts to fight the climate crisis are intrinsically linked to sovereign debt
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Difficult markets are affecting liquidity, with next maturity in January 2024
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Bankers see Barbados’s debt for nature swap as the most efficient of its kind
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IDB-guaranteed facility will help fund tender offer for some of country’s international bonds
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Analysts say creditors likely to hold out for better terms
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Investors say multilateral guarantee gives little comfort
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Analysts divided on potential impact on the country’s curve
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LM should bring upgrade for Trinidadian state-owned oil company
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Proceeds from any new bond will be used for the tender offer on the parent company's 2026s
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Sovereign offers attractive pricing but observers praise size
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Caribbean sovereign has been expected in primary markets since January
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Suriname’s debt workout has the ingredients to be a fascinating case study for sovereign restructuring. GlobalCapital spoke exclusively to the two ministers leading creditor negotiations, Armand Achaibersing (l) and Albert Ramdin (r).
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Some 20 countries candidates for debt for conservation, says Credit Suisse sustainability chief
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Whenever an ESG debt capital markets transaction catches the attention of the mainstream press, it tends to put noses out of joint among those who did not participate.
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The Nature Conservancy will arrange financing that allows Belize to retire troublesome international bond
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The Dominican Republic is likely to return to bond markets shortly with a local currency deal, after launching a tender offer for old bonds that is contingent on a new issue. Citi and JP Morgan are managing the liability management exercise — their fourth consecutive mandate with the Caribbean sovereign.
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Four Latin America and Caribbean companies sold new issues in the dollar market at very tight looking levels on Thursday, as investors continue to feel pressure to put to cash to work amid extremely high liquidity.
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AES Dominicana, the Dominican power generation company that is 85% owned by AES Corp, began investor calls on Monday ahead of a proposed $300m bond that will mostly be used to fund a tender offer for bonds maturing in 2026.