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French lender BNP Paribas has hired from a rival house to add to its Latin American debt capital markets team. -
Mexico filed a $10bn debt shelf with the US Securities and Exchange Commission on Tuesday, leaving bankers to ponder when Mexican issuance could return.
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Standard & Poor’s has upgraded Central American development bank Cabei to A+ and left it on positive outlook, as the lender edges closer to its much-vaunted double A credit rating — a level at which it may return to the dollar benchmark market.
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Brazilian issuers continue to focus mostly on liability management rather than new debt raising as a combination of weak conditions and looming presidential elections makes timing new deals difficult.
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Frontier markets specialists Exotix Capital has made four new appointments to its EM sales business, expanding its coverage in four different geographies.
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Brazilian utility Cemig ended a three week hiatus in offshore Latin American bond issuance this week and was swiftly followed by the Dominican Republic as the two high yield borrowers raised a combined $1.8bn.
