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Brasil Travel cancels its IPO due to lack of demand, despite last-ditch efforts of bookrunner Credit Suisse to build interest by dramatically lowering the price
Published February 2012 euromoney.com
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Weak equities, developments in DCM and intra-regional M&A trends make for an interesting – if eclectic – mix of Latin American deals of the year
Euromoney February 2012
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Euromoney February 2012
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Euromoney February 2012
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For many in the capital markets, 2011 was a year to forget. But it’s in times of crisis that the best advisers come to the fore. Which deals hit the sweet spots over the past 12 months, when markets were like a box of chocolates – you never knew what you were going to get?
Euromoney February 2012
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Euromoney February 2012
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Euromoney February 2012
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The Spanish bank began its systematic wealth-management strategy in Latin America in 2007. It has paid off handsomely in our latest survey. But other banks are pushing hard to beat it.
Euromoney February 2012
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Low interest rates key factor; All eyes on Cementos Pacasmayo
Euromoney February 2012
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Euromoney February 2012
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Appetite for deals beyond plain vanilla; Multiple deals marketing concurrently
Euromoney February 2012
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Brazil’s IPO market has been tarnished, so it’s imperative the first deal for 2012 is done with care and respect.
Euromoney February 2012
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Brazil’s IPO market has been tarnished, so it’s imperative the first deal for 2012 is done with care and respect
Published February 2012 euromoney.com
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Despite emerging markets being heralded as the beacon for growth, CEOs and global heads of private banking at the world’s largest firms tell Euromoney they are still expanding and seeking growth in the US and other developed markets
Published February 2012 euromoney.com
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Please help make Euromoney's 34th annual survey of the world's foreign exchange markets the most authoritative and comprehensive ranking possible. FX survey 2012 is now open
Published January 2012 euromoney.com
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Includes Bonds, Equities, Loans, M&A, MTN, Project Finance
Published January 2012 euromoney.com
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Historians will judge 2011 as a year of crisis. Will 2012 be worse, more of the same, or an unexpected pick-up in the world’s economic fortunes? As politicians, business leaders and bankers gather in Davos for the World Economic Forum, we assess the risk factors in an increasingly fragile global economy an
Euromoney January 2012
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When, in December, Brazil withdrew its IOF tax on foreign investments in Brazilian equities many breathed a sigh of relief – not just for the marginal benefits that the removal will have on the poorly performing Bovespa, but because it could be seen as the end of the currency wars. The rapid appreciation o
Euromoney January 2012
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Brazil needs huge sums to develop its infrastructure but long-term project finance is becoming harder to find as European banks pull back and the dominant role of development bank BNDES discourages local players.
Euromoney January 2012
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Brazil’s economy is facing new challenges, having come through the 2008 financial crisis virtually unscathed. The government’s apparent determination to push for continued growth is reviving fears of a rise in inflation.
Euromoney January 2012
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The global financial crisis in Europe and the US is not just being transmitted to emerging market companies through shifting demand from the developed world. Changing availability, liquidity and pricing of debt is having an impact on corporate finance options for companies in the emerging markets. Four senio
Euromoney January 2012
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Brazil has withstood the headwinds of the global economy. Bradesco’s solid strategic positioning will ensure it continues to benefit from the country’s increasing global strength.
Euromoney January 2012
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M&A activity is changing character, with the number of cross-border deals falling as Brazilian companies consolidate.
Euromoney January 2012
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What had looked like a promising year for Brazilian share issues failed to live up to expectations.
Euromoney January 2012
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Brazil’s credit is strengthening, not just in relative terms as the US and European countries suffer downgrades, but in absolute terms: all three major rating agencies have increased the Republic of Brazil’s credit rating this year, the first of Dilma Rousseff’s administration.
Euromoney January 2012
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Times are tough for international investment banks attracted by the dynamic Brazilian market. The big local players have a tight grip on the business that they don’t intend to yield and may even soon be challenging the foreigners in other Latin American markets.
Euromoney January 2012
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Euromoney January 2012
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Brazil is one of the largest and fastest growing emerging markets for investment banking. And the locals are coming out on top. The lesson for other emerging markets, they say, is to neutralize international banks’ claims over distribution to institutional investors.
Euromoney January 2012
