Central America
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Global investment firm Stanhope Capital has appointed Mexico’s former finance minister to its advisory board.
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Mexican textiles producer Grupo Kaltex is on track for a dollar market debut after wrapping up an international roadshow on Tuesday.
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Mexican development bank Nacional Financiera (Nafin) continues to look at funding opportunities in niche currencies after selling its first ever public Japanese yen-denominated bond this week, according to the lender’s funding head.
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Moody’s gave the world’s largest operator of McDonald's franchises a lift as it prepares to return to bond markets with a $300m 10 year deal.
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Mexican development bank Nacional Financiera (Nafin) has priced its first ever Japanese yen-denominated bond, according to bankers close to the deal.
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Central American retail group Unicomer saw its newly issued seven year non call four bonds jump around three points in secondary markets on Tuesday as traders said retail and private bank investors sought to get their hands on the paper.
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Mexican development bank Nacional Financiera (Nafin) will look to price its first ever Japanese yen deal this week.
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Mexico’s followed its long awaited return to dollar bond markets with a solid performance in secondary markets on Friday as the sovereign wrapped up a liability management exercise.
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Mexico issued in dollars for the first time since the US presidential elections on Thursday. Bankers said the sovereign had been able to take advantage of an improvement in market sentiment based on hopes that US president Donald Trump’s policies towards the country might not be as harsh as feared.
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Central American sovereign Belize said on Wednesday that it had received the necessary approval from bondholders to restructure dollar bonds that comprise nearly 40% of its total debt stock.
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Central American sovereign Belize said on Wednesday that it had received the necessary approval from bondholders to restructure dollar bonds that comprise more nearly 40% of its total debt stock.
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Bank of America Merrill Lynch has hired Ricardo Fernandez Rebolledo from Credit Suisse as head of Mexico investment banking.