After a dry spell, the pipeline of Brazilian IPO candidates is showing signs of filling up again

IPOs of Latin America-based companies enjoyed a robust year in 2021, especially when it came to listings in Brazil in sectors like fintech

Opportunities and challenges in post-COVID-19 Latin America

Established trends driving M&A globally are also reflected in Latin American deal flow

Strong pandemic-era performance and a look around the corner

COVID-19 has created strong incentives for investment in digital infrastructure in Latin America, especially in 5G, private networks, data centers and fiberoptic cables

GSS bonds and other forms of sustainable finance have become a mainstream feature of Latin American debt capital markets

A disruptive era portends a new wave of disputes using well-established frameworks for commercial and investment arbitration

Sovereign debt restructuring solutions developed in Latin America during 2020 and 2021 create a new paradigm for sovereign debt restructurings in the region and globally

The region's largest economies—Brazil and Mexico—lead the dealmaking revival

Although COVID-19 hit the region hard, there was a surge of IPOs in the second half of last year, mainly centered around Brazil’s consumer industry