Kevin Simauchi is a rotational reporter for Bloomberg News, BNN Bloomberg, and Buenos Aires Times. With a focus on business and finance, Kevin's work has appeared in various publications such as Bloomberg Law, Sunday Times, Yahoo Finance, and Fortune. He covers a wide range of topics including bond markets, economic policies, and corporate developments in Argentina and beyond.
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Kevin's coverage is primarily focused on the finance and economy of Argentina, with a keen interest in investment analysis and citing data. He frequently covers news related to Argentina's bonds, economic reform efforts, and central bank matters.
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By: Kevin Simauchi, Leda Alvim
Un fondo cotizado en bolsa que sigue acciones argentinas registró entradas récord mientras Wall Street acoge con satisfacción los esfuerzos del presidente Javier Milei por controlar la inflación y revertir años de déficits presupuestarios endémicos.
City is testing investor appetite for benchmark-sized notes Potential bond sale comes on tail of broad Argentina optimism
By: Kevin Simauchi, Jonathan Gilbert
Argentina’s energy companies are storming public debt markets to capitalize on investors’ optimism over President Javier Milei’s fiscal reforms.
The City of Buenos Aires is looking to return to international capital markets for the first time since 2016.
Province of Buenos Aires Governor Axel Kicillof said he would try to block any federal government efforts to sell or shut down the loss-making national carrier, Aerolineas Argentinas SA.
Cia Latinoamericana de Infraestructura y Servicios Corp., the holding company behind Buenos Aires’ subway operators, won extensive support from international bondholders to restructure debt, according to people familiar with the matter.
Cía. Latinoamericana de Infraestructura y Servicios Corp. (Clisa), el holding detrás de los operadores del metro de Buenos Aires, obtuvo un amplio apoyo de los tenedores de bonos internacionales para reestructurar su deuda.
By: Kevin Simauchi
Creditors agree to debt rework with Clisa, holding company behind Buenos Aires metro company operators.
By: Kevin Simauchi, Andrew Rosati
Vacationers are headed abroad where their money goes further.
Argentina’s largest companies are starting to revive long-term investment plans as the economy looks to emerge from recession, according to JPMorgan Chase & Co.
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