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Panama’s second largest bank, Banistmo, is planning a first international bond issue in nearly three years, according to rating agency reports. -
A group of institutional investors owning Belize’s $526.5m of 2034 bonds said on Thursday that they would support an effort by the government to capitalise the next three coupon payments due on the bond. But some analysts say payment delays are unlikely to cure the country’s debt woes.
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Telecom Argentina is adding a sale of new bonds to an exchange offer in what would be the first Argentine new issue in international bond markets in over a year.
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Martín Guzmán, Argentina’s finance minister, was not to be budged from his position on the country’s debt restructuring offer on Monday evening even as three groups of creditors signed a cooperation agreement to jointly express their rejection of the government’s latest offer.
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Just weeks after rating agencies stripped the issuer of its investment grade rating, Brazilian petrochemicals giant Braskem sold $600m of hybrid bonds that bankers said showed the company’s commitment to its credit metrics.
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Monday’s official launch of Ecuador’s debt restructuring offer split the bond markets, with large creditors claiming that the sovereign had set an example to be followed while others dismissed its approach as “aggressive” and that it set a “harmful precedent”.
