LatAm Bonds
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LatAm hopes for better but rate risks still loom large -
Chilean power company was rated investment grade by S&P just three years ago
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Carlos García Moreno wants telecoms group’s bonds to be the 'prime non-governmental asset' in Mexico
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◆ Its pipes leak but does Thames Water’s debt structure hold water? ◆ How the EU’s funding for H2 impacts the SSA market ◆ LatAm issuers like London buses but not for the obvious reason
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Big name issuers finally return but aggressive approach unsustainable as aftermarket underwhelms
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Investors happy to hold consistently improving credit
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Chilean company is the first LatAm issuer to link coupon step-ups with green use of proceeds in one deal
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Rare Latin American corporate mandate could open a window for others
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Illiquid secondary markets are a flimsy indicator of risk appetite. EM needs primary action for investors to gain conviction
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Eager investors appear willing to ignore hawkish signs with more borrowers likely to contemplate bonds
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Telco giant schedules seven days of calls and meetings with LatAm local currency in vogue
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Japanese life insurer buys entire amount of deal designed to fund athlete education and facilities
