Hernan Goicochea is a Bonds Reporter for LatinFinance. He covers a wide range of topics related to the bond market, including cross-border sales, listings, market trends, and sustainable bonds. Hernan's reporting provides valuable insights and analysis to readers interested in the Latin American bond market.
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Hernan Goicochea covers a broad range of topics related to finance, with a strong focus on bond markets and international financing. His coverage includes press releases, exclusive content, announcements from the private sector, and promotional deals.
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