Organisation
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Ratings agency hoofs Brazilian meatpacker up to Ba2 and keeps positive outlook
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Government lacks credible financing plan, says rating agency
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Danery Alvarado will leave development bank on April 15
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Colombian utility’s hydro project has had a troubled life
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Moody’s bumps up the bank’s debt rating for the second time this year
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The rating agency believes the acquisition has fundamentally changed MCC’s risk profile
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Brazilian meatpacker likely to become eligible for IG portfolios
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Central American multilateral is planning a return to the Swiss market after selling social bonds in US and Mexican markets
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Investors say dollar bonds yet to fully price in uncertainty
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The Ohio-based chemicals manufacturer is set to go public later this year
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Troubled Chinese bad debt manager is set to be bailed out by five government-backed investors
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Sponsored OcorianWhile the full financial impact of the pandemic has yet to emerge, growing signs of corporate distress are expected to start emerging in the coming months. To get ahead of it, early engagement with lenders and appointing strong advisors can help companies avoid insolvency or costly restructuring, say Ocorian’s Alan Booth, head of capital markets and Nick Bland, head of UK client services.