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DCM Bankers Cry Foul over Fees

Oct 13, 2011

Fees charged for LatAm cross-border bond deals are reaching ridiculously low levels, even for a region long-known for borrowers that squeeze leads to the last cent, say DCM bankers. Central American sovereigns have traditionally received the brunt of such complaints, but recent mandates from quasi-sovereign names in Brazil are driving fees ever lower, they say. Mandates...

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