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◆ Venezuela embarks on historic debt restructuring ◆ Canada suggests covered bond boost ◆ European Secured Notes are here. Regulate them
It is not clear what needs to be restructured, and the coming debt analysis may lack credibility
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Latin American bond bankers are reporting busy January pipelines as issuers look to take advantage of low rates before the US election season hits next year. -
Big European investment banks pivoted towards the Americas during 2019 in an attempt to boost revenues and position themselves for the next downturn, writes David Rothnie. With large M&A across the industry still off the table, banks are finding scale through joint ventures and alliances.
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A group of institutional investors owning Argentine government bonds said on Tuesday that they have hired Mens Sana — which is also advising creditors of the Province of Buenos Aires — and UBS as financial advisors ahead of a likely sovereign restructuring.
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Despite its only previous outstanding bond trading at distressed levels and its president being sentenced to 20 years in jail for murder during the sale process, Suriname has managed to issue $125m of new amortising bonds that analysts say should be crucial for a proposed electricity reform.
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Standard & Poor’s on Monday became the third rating agency to react to political uncertainty in Bolivia, by putting its BB- rating on negative outlook. Yet its bond prices have begun to recover.
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A group of institutional investors who own bonds issued by Argentina’s largest regional government, the Province of Buenos Aires, has hired advisors as analysts say a January amortisation from the issuer could be indicative of the new administration’s attitude to debt obligations.
