Colombia
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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
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Brazilians set to join the party as Latin American deals trade up despite EM outflows
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Juicy initial pricing lured investors but demand stayed strong even after tightening
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Three Latin American borrowers clinch strong deals while US Treasuries sell off again
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Chile buys $630m of earthquake protection in the supra's biggest cat deal for a single country
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LatAm supra exploring new markets after busy start to 2023
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Latin American multilateral has a funding programme of $5bn-$6bn this year
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EM bond buyers scramble to put cash to work allows sovereign to print far inside level of last deal from two months ago
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‘Stars aligned’, says issuer, as third double-A rating coincides with improved tone
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Colombia’s state oil firm breaks long hiatus in LatAm corporate issuance
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The 8%-handle on Colombia’s new bond looks jarring, but the sovereign was right to not delay any longer
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Sovereign brings first deal of 2022 some 11 months after its original look at the market
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Colombia’s gas transporter is cutting its dollar liabilities after regulatory changes
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Handful of government issuers likeliest candidates to revive issuance
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Gas transport company’s dollar-based tariffs are being converted into Colombian pesos
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LatAm supra has now raised more in Swiss francs than in any year since 2015
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New public credit head takes office with sovereign yet to complete external funding
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Other borrowers may have limited time to take advantage
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Latin American development bank opts to brave volatility to clinch €500m
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Multilateral mandates for first benchmark since February
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A recommendation to help EM market participants face macro headwinds
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Issuers begin to pay closer attention to bond markets despite tricky conditions
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LatAm bond bankers are searching out reasons to be cheerful
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Leftist’s election victory takes toll on Colombian oil credits
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Investors looking for signs of moderation as Gustavo Petro wins presidency and will scrutinise his choice of finance minister
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Oil company wants more flexibility to make restricted payments
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Just 39% of bondholders have agreed to switch into proposed 2029s
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Stale quotes in an illiquid market can mislead potential issuers
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Investor fears wane on Petro but new rival may be worse for bonds
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Investors see little reason to play in primary
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Colombian oil company launches bond swap as investors see value
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Colombian NBFI staves off default worries