Archive
September / October 2017
The unpopulist: Brazil's Temer tangles with reforms. Also, a special report on China's economic ties to Latin America and the 2017 Project & Infrastructure Finance Awards.
September 26, 2017 | Phil Thornton
Argentina Brazil Chile
Following the end of the commodities boom, China and Latin America are forging bonds in a range of new industries
September 26, 2017 | Kevin Gray
Argentina Chile Colombia
Latin American investment teams are tracking the changes in China’s markets, with many welcoming the expansion of options
September 20, 2017 | Mick Bowen
Corporate & Sovereign Strategy
Despite a sharp decline in deal flow over the past year, infrastructure sponsors landed several firsts and found creative ways to finance much-needed investments
September 20, 2017 | Aaron Weinman
Corporate & Sovereign Strategy
Valued at roughly $13 billion, the new international airport in Mexico City will likely be a hallmark of President Enrique Peña Nieto’s time in office. It is also slated ...
September 20, 2017 | Peter Agra
Corporate & Sovereign Strategy
When the Panama Canal doubled its capacity in 2016, the port in nearby Kingston, Jamaica, took advantage of its position on Caribbean shipping routes. Despite a strugglin...
September 20, 2017 | Kevin Gray
Corporate & Sovereign Strategy
Virtually all of the projects in Colombia’s 4G toll road concessions program that have reached financial close have raised some financing in dollars. Some have issued dol...
September 20, 2017 | Mick Bowen
Corporate & Sovereign Strategy
When the US solar panel manufacturer SunPower got a 15-year loan for the El Pelícano project in Chile, it did not break the financing mold.
September 20, 2017 | Kevin Gray
Corporate & Sovereign Strategy
Strong investor appetite for Latin American debt in the first half of the year proved a boon for some first-time Andean borrowers. Chilean power transmission company Cele...
September 20, 2017
Corporate & Sovereign Strategy Mexico
Increasing the use and competitiveness of gas-generated power is key to Mexico’s lauded energy reforms. With the expansion of the midstream network crucial to the plan, M...
September 20, 2017 | Mick Bowen
Corporate & Sovereign Strategy Mexico
Many things have changed since Altán Redes first outlined its bid for the Red Compartida wireless telecommunications PPP in Mexico. But the financing plan remained a cons...
September 20, 2017 | Peter Agra
Corporate & Sovereign Strategy Brazil
Casa dos Ventos Energias Renováveis has received more than 3.5 billion reais ($1.11 billion) from Brazil’s national development bank BNDES in the past few years. But when...
September 20, 2017
Corporate & Sovereign Strategy Chile
Chile, already a large consumer of electricity, needs to raise capital to build new transmission lines that will strengthen the country’s grid and integrate many upcoming...
September 20, 2017
Corporate & Sovereign Strategy Mexico
Mexico’s Galicia Abogados has been ever-present in the project finance market over the past year. The law firm took part in a $2 billion green bond issue for the new airp...
September 20, 2017 | Peter Agra
Corporate & Sovereign Strategy Brazil
To fund infrastructure projects in the economic and political turbulence in Brazil, investors have banded together to share risks, making for some complex deals. One law ...
September 20, 2017 | Mick Bowen
Corporate & Sovereign Strategy
What project finance doldrums? Milbank, Tweed, Hadley & McCloy was involved in a swathe of notable deals in the past year. The New York-based law firm advised the Colombi...
September 20, 2017 | Aaron Weinman
Corporate & Sovereign Strategy
In a tough year for project financing in the Andes, Goldman Sachs has shown it can bring together local financiers, international lenders and institutional investors on m...
September 20, 2017 | Kevin Gray
Corporate & Sovereign Strategy Mexico
Santander México has long stood out for its ability to structure and execute some of Mexico’s biggest oil and gas infrastructure projects. But over the last year, the ban...
September 20, 2017 | Mick Bowen
Corporate & Sovereign Strategy
Conexión Norte is the first 4G toll road in Colombia to have foreign banks provide a long-term loan in dollars. Cabo Leones I in Chile is the first wind farm investment i...