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The largest and best rated airline in Latin America has mandated six banks to lead a bond sale as it prepares to issue $500m-$700m of senior unsecured bonds. -
Corporación Nacional del Cobre de Chile, the largest copper producer in the world, became the first Latin American quasi-sovereign to tap bond markets this year as it returned to the long end of the curve.
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Brazilian building materials company Votorantim Cimentos has increased the size of a tender offer and given bondholders more time to participate, it said on Friday.
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Mexican non-bank lender Crédito Real has cancelled a tender offer and will now issue a smaller bond than initially planned, owing to market concerns regarding potential government policy, GlobalCapital understands.
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Investors who took a chance on an unusual ice-breaker for the 2019 Latin American corporate bond market were rewarded on Thursday as the bond was up 2.75 points the day after pricing.
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South American sovereign Colombia pulled off what one banker called a textbook trade on Wednesday, finding strong demand, tightening significantly from price talk, and then seeing the notes edge tighter in the secondary.
