When researching the annual focus on Latin American capital markets activity the toughest part of Euromoney’s trip to New York has been the 40-odd degrees of centigrade that are lost in the nine-hour flight from São Paulo.
This year, despite the visit coinciding with the ice storm that battered Manhattan in mid-February, testing the resilience of correspondents whose blood has been thinned by heat waves in Brazil, it was the frozen markets that were the biggest problem.
Typically, recent deals form the basis of discussion about the state of the markets and the nature of deals likely to come.
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