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Chilean electricity company Enel Chile pounced on improving market conditions to raise $1bn of 10 year bonds on Thursday, after attracting the largest order book for a Lat Am dollar deal in several months.
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South American development bank CAF took the unusual step of issuing in euros just four months since its last outing in the currency, after eying an opportunity in a favourable basis swap. -
South American development bank CAF (Corporación Andina de Fomento) returned to the euro markets for the second time this year with a smaller deal than some were expecting amid volatile European markets.
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Investors owning some $12.836bn-equivalent of Petrobras dollar and euro bonds offered to sell their notes in a tender offer before Tuesday's early bird deadline — more than three times the $4bn limit that the Brazilian oil company had set for the buy-back.
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South American development bank CAF (Corporación Andina de Fomento) has released initial price thoughts for its second visit to the euro bond market this year.
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Less than two years after it completed a restructuring in which all of its existing debt was wiped out, Frontera Energy is plotting a return to primary bond markets.
