Central America
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Mexican funding officials will visit Tokyo next week to update Japanese bond buyers, GlobalCapital understands. -
Latin American sovereign Mexico will be visiting Tokyo next week to update Japanese bond buyers, GlobalCapital understands.
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Mexican state-owned giant Pemex will buy back $1.8bn of old bonds in the second leg of a liability management exercise funded by its recent bond issue.
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As investors turn their eyes to Mexico’s forthcoming presidential elections, Fitch said the country’s economic and fiscal resilience would be tested this year.
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As investors turn their eyes in earnest to Mexico’s forthcoming presidential elections, Fitch said that the country’s economic and fiscal resilience would be tested this year.
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Mexican state-owned oil giant Pemex will more than double the size of its 30 year bond issued on February 1 after receiving a strong response to an exchange offer.
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Mexican non-bank lender Unifin made its second bond market outing of the year on Thursday with a senior unsecured deal that came at the wide end of initial price thoughts.
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Mexican state-owned oil giant Pemex attracted a huge book for its eagerly-anticipated dollar market return on Thursday as bond investors pile into the region’s credits despite major elections looming.
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Mexican non-bank lender Crédito Real sold its inaugural Swiss franc bond on Wednesday, achieving attractive pricing compared to its US dollar curve, according to the company’s head of investor relations.
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Unregulated Mexican non-bank lender Crédito Real sold its inaugural Swiss franc bond on Wednesday, which is the lowest-rated deal in the currency from a Latin American financial institution.
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The first meeting of the Central Banks’ and Supervisors’ Network for Greening the Financial System has broadened the emphasis of the group’s work from a focus on climate change to one on climate and the environment.
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Mexican non-bank lender Unifin printed $250m of perpetual subordinated notes on Wednesday after bankers were pleasantly surprised by the strong participation from large institutional accounts, despite the small size of the deal.
