Latin America

Telecoms company Cable & Wireless, which operates mostly in the Caribbean, added $300m to its longest dated bond on Wednesday in a deal that received strong backing from US high yield buyers.

Klabin, the Brazilian pulp and paper company, returned to bond markets on Wednesday, taking advantage of a flattening yield curve to issue its first long bond, despite a bad day for Brazilian assets.

Telefónica Celular del Paraguay (TeleCel), the Paraguayan subsidiary of pan-EM telecoms group Millicom International Celluar, held investor calls on Wednesday as it prepared to tap bond markets for the first time in over six years.

Telecoms company Cable & Wireless, which operates mostly in the Caribbean, added $300m to its longest dated bond on Wednesday in a deal that received strong backing from US high yield buyers.

Clemente del Valle, the CEO of Colombian development bank Financiera de Desarrollo Nacional (FDN), will leave his post on April 12 after six years at the lender.

The Peruvian subsidiary of Spanish group Telefónica will begin investor meetings on Thursday as it plans what would be the first ever global nuevo sol deal from a non-financial Peruvian corporate.

Brazilian pulp and paper company Klabin will make a second attempt to access bond markets in four months as it looks to buy back as many of its outstanding 2024s as possible

Fitch Ratings slashed the rating of Mexican textiles company Kaltex by three notches to CC on Monday, warning that the issuer could soon look to restructure its $320m senior unsecured notes maturing in April 2022.

Latin American borrowers can look forward to a continuation of supportive funding conditions thanks to the dovish turn of the Federal Reserve, according to a new report from Moody’s.

Some EM investors are starting to see value in bonds issued by troubled Mexican state oil company Pemex, while further potential support from the government could lift the bonds further.

AES Gener’s junior subordinated hybrid exercised the brains of both syndicate bankers and investors on Monday as they struggled to find appropriate comps. But a hefty book and impressive aftermarket performance left no doubt over appetite for LatAm paper.

Brazilian airline Gol Linhas Aéreas Inteligentes sold a rare exchangeable bond on Thursday after receiving demand from a combination of convertible arbitrage funds, EM bond managers and the long-only equity community, GlobalCapital understands.