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  • Two of Mexico’s best-rated issuers eased through bond markets this week, even as the country faces ever-worsening economic forecasts, while bankers said Latin America’s top names could issue multiple times this year.
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  • Banco Internacional del Perú (Interbank) joined its larger peer Banco de Crédito del Perú (BCP) in the new issue pipeline on Thursday as it announced plans for a new tier two deal
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    The weakness of communication along the capital markets chain is one reason why so little progress has been made on greening the economy.
  • Models used to gauge financial vulnerabilities in economies need to be adapted account for specific characteristics that apply to emerging markets that otherwise get missed, according to a team of leading economists.
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    The European Investment Bank is going through intense discussions — both internally and externally — about its plan to become the EU’s Climate Bank. NGOs are accusing it of “backtracking” and demanding it sets sustainability criteria for the companies and banks it works with, but the EIB insists it is listening to concerns and will reveal more of its plans later this year.
  • Uruguay’s management of the Covid-19 pandemic — so far, superior to the majority of crisis-hit Latin America — helped it issue $2bn-equivalent of bonds on Wednesday with a very slim new issue premium on its inflation-linked peso notes and a negative concession on a dollar tap.
  • Dubai port logistics operator DP World, tested the boundaries of emerging market investor risk appetite this week as it priced at $1.5bn sukuk hybrid deal.
  • The derivatives industry has lost another of its major conferences after the International Swaps and Derivatives Association (ISDA) was forced to cancel its annual general meeting amid the spread of the coronavirus and related travel restrictions.
  • Post-trade name give-up on swap execution facilities (SEFs) is set to be consigned to history as a majority of commissioners on the Commodity Futures Trading Commission (CFTC) came out in support of a rule that will largely restrict the practice.
  • Middle market investment specialist Garrison Capital is set to merge with business development company (BDC) Portman Ridge Finance Corporation.
  • Residential mortgage REIT Two Harbors Investment Corp. has announced that Thomas Siering is stepping down as the president and CEO after over a decade with the firm, replaced by William Greenberg, former vice president and co-CIO.