Chile Expects ‘Huaso’ Bond Sales Coming Months, Larrain Says
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Chile’s government expects foreign entities to sell bonds in the South American country in the coming months after it relaxed rules in a bid to deepen local capital markets, Finance Minister Felipe Larrain said.
The Inter-American Development Bank and private companies are among entities to show interest in so-called huaso bonds, peso-denominated notes issued by foreigners, Larrain said today in an interview at the IDB’s annual meeting in Calgary.