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Bonds issued by the Province of Buenos Aires enjoyed a rally this week as some investors sensed a restructuring agreement is closer, even as a group of bondholders finally lost patience and sued Argentina’s largest province in New York’s courts. -
The creditor committee of Suriname bondholders says that it requires both further economic data and confirmation that it will have a say on the country’s economic programme before its members can participate in a consent solicitation launched last week.
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A group of investors owning a portion of Belize’s only international bond are forming a bondholder committee and are hosting an investor call on Friday as the highly indebted Central American sovereign prepares yet another debt restructuring.
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Investors holding over a quarter of the Province of Buenos Aires’ international bonds said they would “vigorously pursue” the legal proceedings that they began on Tuesday against Argentina’s largest province, which has been in default since April 2020. But bonds rallied as some saw the move as a sign that a resolution was nearing.
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Peru’s largest lender, Banco de Crédito del Perú, offered a slim new issue concession on Tuesday as it sold $500m of tier two bonds, with bankers saying that liquidity dynamics remained favourable for Latin American issuers.
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Operadora de Servicios Mega, the Mexican leasing company, began investor calls on Tuesday as it looks to raise up to $150m via a re-opening of its only international bond.
