Esteban Duarte

The largest deal of its kind would offer debt relief in exchange for protecting the Galapagos Islands.

Ecuador recibió una garantía del Banco Interamericano de Desarrollo para ayudarlo a canjear hasta US$800 millones de sus bonos soberanos a cambio de impulsar la conservación de las islas Galápagos que, si se concreta, sería el acuerdo más grande de su tipo.

Ecuador’s bond investors sold $1.63 billion of the nation’s sovereign bonds to Credit Suisse Group AG, according to the bank — a step toward what could be the largest debt-for-nature transaction of its kind.

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One of the world’s biggest bond investors is limiting its exposure to Pemex debt out of concern that government support for the state driller will dry up once Mexico’s oil-friendly president is out of office.

Uno de los mayores inversores en bonos del mundo está limitando su exposición a la deuda de Pemex por temor a que el apoyo gubernamental a la paraestatal se agote una vez que el presidente mexicano, amigo del petróleo, deje su cargo.

The $2.7 trillion bond giant says now is the best time to jump into emerging market bonds.

Perú recurrió a los mercados globales por primera vez este año, con la emisión de un bono de sostenibilidad para recomprar deuda soberana existente y financiar el gasto público en igual medida.

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