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  • Solocal’s refinancing deal announced last week may be complicated, pressured and messy, but for many issuers across the capital markets whose business models — and not just their balance sheets — are under increasing pressure, it may be a sign of things to come.
  • Debt capital market bankers and portfolio managers in New York covering LatAm struggle to find a bad word to say about Mexico it seems. That is a dangerous thing. The country is riddled with risks and has yet to show concrete signs of the growth on which investors are betting. Moreover, recent history shows that a healthy dose of scepticism should accompany any widespread hype in emerging markets.
  • Astra Sedaya Finance has injected some excitement into what has so far been a lukewarm period for the Asian loan market by dividing up syndication for its $330m fundraising by geography. The fresh approach bodes well for its success and will also give the market a much needed shake-up.
  • Solocal’s refinancing deal announced last week may be complicated, pressured and messy but for many issuers across the capital markets whose business models — and not just their balance sheets — are under increasing pressure, it may be a sign of things to come.
  • The Indian government has cut its annual divestment target by half, a month before the fiscal year-end. Instead of wimping out, it would have done much better to stick to the original goal.
  • Astra Sedaya Finance has injected some excitement into what has so far been a lukewarm period for the Asian loan market by dividing up syndication for its $330m fundraising by geography. The fresh approach bodes well for its success and will also give the market a much needed shake-up.