Colombia

Bavaria will likely spread issuance of...

Colombian power holding company Isagen sold...

Colombia will not sell its Satena...

Ecopetrol is considering raising $6.9bn by...

Fitch has improved Bogota’s outlook to...

Biomax Biocombustibles, a Colombian biofuels producer,...

Fitch views LAN’s announcement that it...

The growth of boutiques in Mexico and Colombia has slowed. Pan-regional players continue to stick to their guns.

Leveraging deep and long-standing corporate relationships has been a successful strategy throughout the global financial crisis for Bancolombia.

Banco de Bogotá has spent the last year rolling out a variety of new products and services in Colombia as it pursues a universal bank strategy, while also making moves cross-border.

Chile-based investment bank Celfín Capital has seized the boom in 2010 as an opportunity to push it into the big leagues.

El Salvador’s Banco Agrícola, part of Colombia’s Bancolombia since 2007, is expected to end this year with results that compare favorably with those obtained at the end of 2009, says Fitch, which has an AA+ (stable) local rating on the bank.