South America
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Argentina’s largest province notches 98% approval for its bond exchange, meaning new 2037 issue will surpass $5bn -
Brazilian oil giant’s net debt to Ebitda ratio is at lowest level since 2011
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Provinces of Buenos Aires and La Rioja secure creditor approval but limited impact on sovereign outlook
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Chilean telco is the first LatAm borrower to indicate intention to issue in September
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Sovereign’s bonds enjoy second consecutive day of gains as finance minister seeks to ‘redefine’ IMF debt
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Ecopetrol, Colombia's largest company, will use the loan to acquire the outstanding shares of electricity company Interconexion Electrica
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Power company tightens covenants, promises additional new notes
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Market participants say EMIA’s “enhanced” principles may be onerous for issuers
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Peruvian generation company to repurchase $145m of 2027s
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With the bond market monitoring Argentina’s progress in negotiating a deal with the IMF, the country’s economy ministry has promoted from within to replace its outgoing finance secretary.
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The Emerging Markets Investor Alliance, a non-profit comprising several major EM asset managers, will release “enhanced” principles for green, social, sustainable and sustainability-linked bonds on Thursday in response to what it sees as a “loss of confidence” in the labelled bond asset class.
