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Three Latin American high yield companies issued on Wednesday, with the only investment grade company from the region to have completed a roadshow recently the notable absentee from screens after a sharp sell-off in US Treasuries. -
Colombian financial holding company Gilex raised $300m of five year non-call three year bonds on Wednesday after enhancing the deal structure to appease investors.
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Argentine pipeline company Transportadora de Gas del Sur (TGS) became the first Latin American company in several weeks to find itself overwhelmed with orders as six high yield corporates tapped the dollar markets in two days.
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Colombian financial holding company Gilex will look to price an inaugural international bond on Wednesday after setting guidance on Tuesday, more than a month after meeting investors.
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Banco Regional, the Paraguayan bank focussed on the country’s agricultural and livestock sectors, is planning to meet international bond investors as it looks to refinance an existing cross-border bond.
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Crédit Agricole is opening representative offices in Colombia and Chile, the lender said on Monday, as its looks to improve strengthen client relationships in the countries.
