By Rob Dwyer
Mexican issuers and euro currency deals continue to dominate Latin America’s international DCM markets and – in the case of the Mexican sovereign’s 100 year trade – dramatically so.
Mexico took advantage of benign market conditions, created by the European Central Bank’s quantitative easing programme, to become the first sovereign to sell a 100-year euro-denominated bond. Bankers now also report an active pipeline of high yield and US dollar-denominated trades waiting to come to market, which will add diversity in the coming months.
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