Mexico Shines in LatinFinance''s Deals of the Year 2015
(firmenpresse) - NEW YORK, NY -- (Marketwired) -- 01/15/16 -- The United Mexican States and oil and gas company Pemex have taken top honors in .
The United Mexican States has garnered Sovereign Bond of the Year, for its EUR 1.5 billion ($1.6 billion) century bond, and Sovereign Issuer of the Year. Pemex has won Quasi-Sovereign Bond of the Year for its triple tranche $6 billion issuance, Financing Innovation of the Year for its landmark MXN9 billion euroclearable bond and Corporate Issuer of the Year.
The winners of this year''s awards employed sophisticated, creative strategies to secure funding during a particularly challenging year in the financial markets for Latin American issuers. From pioneering new documentation for Latin American sovereigns, to paving the way to new sources of capital, these issuers stand out for borrowing billions of dollars across multiple transactions, while demonstrating a keen sense of market timing, efficiency and excellence.
"The United Mexican States has once again risen above other sovereigns, navigating a variety of challenges across the globe to successfully tap investors in multiple markets," Katie Llanos-Small, Editor-In-Chief of LatinFinance, says, adding that this is the fifth consecutive year the sovereign has won the Sovereign Issuer category.
"Pemex has proven to be one of the leading issuers in the region, executing several transactions, from the very large to the very novel, while setting significant precedents that will benefit Latin American borrowers," Llanos-Small says.
The editorial team at LatinFinance selected the winners after a rigorous and detailed evaluation process. After receiving hundreds of nominations from sovereigns, banks, corporates, funds and firms across 28 categories, LatinFinance consulted market participants and conducted an extensive examination of data and research. The awards were revealed at a gala dinner in New York last night.
Other winners in LatinFinance''s 2015 Deals of the Year Awards include Telefônica Vivo, Nemak, Gruma and Coltel. JPMorgan has won Investment Bank of the Year, while Cleary Gottlieb wins Law Firm of the Year: Latin America. A full list of winners is below and available at
The LatinFinance Deals of the Year Awards recognize transactions and institutions in Latin America and the Caribbean that have demonstrated excellence in banking and the capital markets between October 1, 2014 and September 30, 2015. Please on the winner in each category.
The winners of the awards are selected by LatinFinance''s editorial team. The selection process takes into account nominations from market participants, as well extensive evaluation of supporting documentation and relevant transactional and institutional data. For more information on the awards, please visit .
Since 1988 has distinguished itself as a leading source of intelligence on the financial markets and economies of Latin America and the Caribbean. Published from New York and Miami, with a network of correspondents across the region, the Daily Brief delivers the latest news and deal coverage, while the magazine and data-intensive website, , add the further context and analysis required to do business in these fast-moving markets. Covering debt, equity, structured finance, syndicated loans, private equity and M&A, as well as multilateral financing, people moves and secondary trading, LatinFinance is the essential provider of news and analysis that can''t be found anywhere else. For more information please visit
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