Peru
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International investors get second chance to buy popular Chilean bank capital as primary pipeline builds
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Latin American investment-grade corporate paper finding exceptional demand
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Brazilians set to join the party as Latin American deals trade up despite EM outflows
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Sovereign draws in new investors as it raises $7.5bn to fund growing deficit
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Sovereign raises $2.5bn-equivalent in local currency to fund bond buy-back
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In torrid markets, LatAm corp bond buyers are being extremely unforgiving of bad credit news — and defaults could loom
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Chile buys $630m of earthquake protection in the supra's biggest cat deal for a single country
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Debt markets have come to accept political instability in the country
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Handful of government issuers likeliest candidates to revive issuance
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Fitch cuts state-owned oil co due to ‘inadequate’ cash position
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Power co is funding buy-back with debt from Guatemalan subsidiary
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Pan-Latin America power company will spend up to $200m prepaying debt
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Creditor waiver removes default risk but liquidity pressures remain
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Brazil’s Vale and Peru’s Volcán look to repurchase bonds
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Quasi-sovereign now has until September 30 to file audited 2021 results
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Investor roadshow to include New York meetings
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Traders expect bondholders to grant waiver to allow quasi-sovereign to dodge default
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The energy company has been in dispute with auditor PwC over financial results
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Offering was Peruvian lender's first in five years
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Transmantaro's tender could only go ahead after Monday's successful new issue
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Transmantaro deal a boost but pricing a deterrent to most LatAm issuers
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Peruvian quasi-sovereign looks to bond market as América Móvil trades up
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Peruvian transmission operator first LatAm borrower to signal bond sale plans since February
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‘Persistent political deadlock’ is constraining growth prospects, says S&P
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Bankers encouraged by post-Fed reaction but say primary reopening likely to be next week
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Lender issues second ever bond in sols from a Chilean issuer
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State oil company has accused PwC of making demands with ‘political connotations’
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Chilean financial services and health group looking for debut dollar deal
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Jose Hernandez-Ortiz to head coverage of LatAm institutions outside of Brazil and Mexico
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Colombian holding company prices inside sovereign curve
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An unusual restructuring catches the eye
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Sovereigns completes bumper year of external funding with €1bn 15 year sale
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Demand skewed to 12 year as sovereign issues for first time under socialist president
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Bankers see healthy pick-up on first Peruvian new issue since July
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Emerging market bonds were a cheerier place to inhabit this week. Just about.
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Miners had been out of favour but are bouncing back as commodity prices rise
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Signs of moderation from president not enough to ease S&P and Fitch’s fears over weaker metrics
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Investors say dollar bonds yet to fully price in uncertainty
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Peruvian generation company to repurchase $145m of 2027s
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As sustainability-linked bond issuance gains momentum in emerging markets, questions are being asked about the product and its potential for innovation. The next iteration could see a feature already accepted in the loan market but not yet in bonds: a margin step-down.
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Peru-headquartered San Miguel Industrias, known as SMI Group, which produces plastic packaging across Latin America, sold a sustainability-linked bond on Monday. The trade is the latest in a long string of Latin American issuers embracing the innovative format.
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Mining firm Compañía de Minas Buenaventura sent a strong message about Peruvian companies’ access to capital markets on Tuesday, pricing its debut bond issue through guidance the day after Pedro Castillo — a leftist teacher who has pledged to hike taxes on miners and redraft the country’s constitution — was confirmed as Peru’s next president.
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SMI Group, which makes plastic packaging in nine Latin American countries, began investor calls on Tuesday ahead of a proposed sustainability-linked bond.
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Peru published its sustainable bond framework on Friday, after the finance ministry issued a resolution approving the document and therefore paving the way for the incoming government to issue what would be the country’s first sovereign ESG bond.