18 June 2009
The Latin dealmaker
Winner: BBVA Highly commended: Santander Santander picked up a significant number of votes this year in this category to become highly commended while Banco Itau has risen sharply in the rankings this year to come third, but BBVA has managed to see off all contenders and has retained the title of Best Trade Finance Bank in South America for the fifth consecutive year. BBVA has distinguished itself this year with its involvement in some of the largest deals to hit the Latin trade finance market. The bank was involved in a landmark $550 million...
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From a competitive perspective we are increasingly seeing situations where banks are partnering with a broader set of counterparties than previously, simply because the deals are very large or the tenors are longterm and there is a need for dollar capacity.
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