Chilean telephone company Compania de Telecomunicaciones de Chile’s (CTC) Wve-year e200 million bond deal last July was one of the brightest and most fought over deals to come out of Latin America in the past year. Mandates to bring Chile’s leading telecom company to the market were hotly contested. They eventually went to Germany’s Dresdner Kleinwort Benson and Spain’s BBV. The two bookrunners, helped along by JP Morgan and ABN Amro as joint leads, managed to bring the deal to market at incredibly tight margins.
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