White & Case advises Bladex on MXN 2 billion reopening of Mexican peso-denominated debt certificates

Global law firm White & Case LLP has advised Banco Latinoamericano de Comercio Exterior, S.A. (Bladex) on the reopening of its second issuance of Mexican pesos-denominated debt securities (certificados bursátiles or CBs) publicly offered in the Mexican securities market under its locally registered CB program (ticker symbol BLADEX 25).

The MXN 2.0 billion (approximately US$108 million) reopening increases the total amount of the second issuance to MXN 4.0 billion (approximately US$216 million). The CBs carry a floating interest rate of TIIE de Fondeo + 0.59 basis points and mature in July 2028.

BBVA acted as underwriter, and Monex acted as common representative.

This transaction further strengthens Bladex's access to the Mexican debt capital markets and supports the bank's long-term funding and diversification strategy across the region.

"We are proud to support Bladex in another successful step in its funding strategy," said White & Case partner Juan Antonio Martín, who led the Firm's deal team. "This transaction highlights the bank's continued ability to access the Mexican market efficiently and on competitive terms, reinforcing its role as a leading financial institution in the region."

The White & Case Capital Markets team was led by partner Juan Antonio Martín, and included counsel Eric Quiles Gutiérrez, and associates Viridiana Alanis Carrera and Regina Bohón (all in Mexico City).

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