Colombia
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The country is taking an exchange rate risk, but perhaps not a big one -
The food maker made its bond market debut in May
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Sovereign is working to diversify its funding sources, including with an unprecedented loan
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Investors hope a government more open to fiscal tightening will come to power in 2026
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Sovereign pays at least 25bp of concession but points to healthy demand after broader spread widening
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LM in vogue despite higher coupons as Ambipar tenders its debut bond issued a year ago
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Investors are "cautious" on LatAm credit, said one fund manager
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Execution impresses as sovereign found itself in sub-par market conditions
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Colombian quasi-sovereign pays 15bp more than last week's cancelled deal, but mostly thanks to wider market
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Sovereign pays minimal concession to raise $1.3bn after rally
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Bank treasuries drawn to more liquid deals as LatAm supra plans to stay active with sterling trade
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Multilateral lender says greater liquidity in its deals has helped it to lure new investors
