Debt Loans International Financial Institutions
US-based development bank provides a $200 mln loan for food assistance and minimum income programs
Corporate & Sovereign Strategy People Latin America
Martín Zuppi to take over for Cristiano Rattazzi at the leading carmaker
Latin America South America Argentina
Government to seek new operator for the Paraguay-Paraná concession after current contract ends this month
Credit Ratings Moody's Investors Service Bonds
Rating agency gives a Baa2 to the Italian energy company's Chile-based subsidiary
Bonds Debt Fixed Income
Argentine dairy producer gets 82% acceptance in exchange for lower-rate, longer-term notes
Corporate & Sovereign Strategy Loans Energy
Argentine energy company makes second major acquisition after buying assets from Petrobras in 2015
Corporate & Sovereign Strategy Bonds Debt
Argentine oil and gas company will also dip into cash reserves for a $250 mln shale oil project with Trafigura, source says
Corporate & Sovereign Strategy Project & Infrastructure Finance Railroads
State-owned operator TAC will take over three concessions before the government looks for new private partners
Loans Debt Latin America
Argentine oil producer wants $150 mln from Bahamas-based Eurobanco after getting a 180-day credit line
Argentine oil and gas company sells its 10% share in CASO to Shell for $21.5 mln as both companies look to increase production
Economy & Policy Equity Capital Markets
Loss of emerging markets status is seen tightening access to credit and increasing financing costs, analysts say
M&A Debt Energy
Manzano and partners to pay $95 mln for Pampa Energía's stake in the electricity distribution company
Corporate & Sovereign Strategy International Financial Institutions International Monetary Fund (IMF)
South America's second-largest economy averts default with a nine-month agreement on a $2.45 bln loan
Government seeks more time and a lower interest rate in new loan program, congressional leader says
Corporate & Sovereign Strategy Loans Debt
Argentine power generation company says it could only pay 40% due to capital controls