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EM syndicate bankers have said that primary market activity in Latin America is set to pick up this week after Panamá printed the first investment grade sovereign deal from the region since January. -
After international investors placed nearly $450m-equivalent of orders for the Province of Buenos Aires’ peso-denominated floater last week, bankers and investors said that issuers in the country may favour local currency over dollars in coming weeks.
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China Resources Land bagged Rmb4bn ($635.7m) from a two tranche Panda bond on Wednesday, marking its fifth outing in the market. But the issuer had to change tack at the last minute after investor demand built up for the longer-dated note.
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The Province of Buenos Aires was ready to price a Euroclear local law peso floater on Thursday evening as investors showed appetite for Argentina’s positive real interest rates despite volatility in broader markets.
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Grupo Bimbo, the world’s largest bread maker, began meeting fixed income investors on Thursday ahead of a proposed perpetual hybrid bond as Latin American issuers continue to look to bring unconventional structures to market.
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Three of Brazil’s most important issuers received overwhelming responses to tender offers in the last week, as the country’s corporates focus on liability management.
