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LatinFinance
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About LatinFinance
Founded in 1987 and published from New York and Miami, with a presence both in London and Beijing and a network of correspondents across Latin America and the Caribbean, LatinFinance is a leading source of financial markets intelligence. It comprises a magazine "LatinFinance"; the "Daily Brief" an early morning daily news service; a data-intensive web-site"www.latinfinance.com; and series of discursive conferences and educational seminars as well as round-tables focused on narrower more specialist topics and/or with senior members of the governments of Latin America. LatinFinance has covered banking and capital markets in the region for well over two decades. It is an authoritative source on debt, equity, structured finance and investment, syndicated loans and M&A, as well as private equity and hedge fund investment, multilateral financing and secondary trading. It also covers people moves within the financial markets of Latin America and the Caribbean, legal issues impacting the financial markets, and banking technology.
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Signals from LatinFinance
6 published signals
Customers & Market
LatinFinance reports that a Mexican real-estate investor bought rival Fibra Macquarie after taking advantage of its higher credit rating.
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Capital & Finance
LatinFinance reported that the steelmaking conglomerate CSMN shares rallied following the news that a former Vale CEO is taking the reins.
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Capital & Finance
LatinFinance announced that the lender, part of Central America's biggest banking group, plans to borrow from IDB, IFC, and OPEC.
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Presence & Recognition
LatinFinance employee Shelly Shetty states that the country’s fiscal puzzle will only be solved after next month’s election.
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Customers & Market
LatinFinance reports that more Latin American issuers are tapping the Japanese bond market before rates rise to diversify their funding sources.
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Capital & Finance
LatinFinance notes that Crédit Agricole Patria Investments, Federal Reserve Board, PPM America, Inc., Bravos Research, and CME Group are among the issuers that are returning to the market after a recent jump in global yields.
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