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  • Latin American trade finance lender Bladex has promoted from within after the departure of its chief financial officer.
  • Hong Kong-listed China Mengniu Dairy has won regulatory approval to tap the Panda bond market for the first time, and is seeking as much as Rmb15bn ($226.7m) from short and medium term notes.
  • Brazilian low-cost airline Gol has announced its latest liability management efforts: a $50m tender offer for its outstanding 2020s and a redemption of three small bonds issued as part of a distressed debt exchange last year.
  • Rutas al Mar, the toll road being built between Colombia’s Antioquia and Bolivar states, became the third concessionaire in the country’s 4G infrastructure project to issue bonds last week.
  • Bankers and investors covering Latin America were grateful this week for the end of a hectic year in which unprecedented levels of issuance have sprung from the region, with strong conditions set to continue in 2018.
  • Mexican payroll lender Alpha Holdings sold its inaugural cross-border bond deal on Tuesday, becoming the latest in a growing group of Lat Am non-bank lenders to have issued internationally.