COMPANIES THAT ATTEND:

490+ senior LatAm & Caribbean financial executives from 190+ companies and 35 countries attended in 2023.

650+ attendees are expected in 2024.

Countries Represented: Argentina, Aruba, Austria, Barbados, Belize, Bermuda, Brazil, Canada, Chile, Colombia, Costa Rica, Curacao, Dominican Republic, Ecuador, El Salvador, France, Germany, Guatemala, Italy, Luxembourg, Mexico, Netherlands Antilles, Panama, Paraguay, Peru, Puerto Rico, South Africa, Spain, Suriname, Trinidad and Tobago, Türkiye, United Arab Emirates, United Kingdom, United States, Uruguay & more

2024 Recently Confirmed Attendees:

Acceso
ACCS Caribbean BV
Actinver
Actis
Adamantine
AFD
AFP Integra
Aksia
Aleatica
Altum Capital
AMATEPA
America Movil
Amermhi
Amicorp
Andino Investment Holding S.A.A.
Arias Law
Atik Capital
Atlas Renewable Energy
Audax Private Debt
Austral Group
Bain Capital Credit
Banco BTG Pactual
Banco de Credito Del Peru
Banco de Crédito e Inversiones
Banco Monex
BancTrust
Berkeley Financial Holding
Bermuda Stock Exchange
BIM Asset Management
BIM Investments
BlackRock
Bladex
BNY Mellon
Bracewell
Brasil Distressed Consultoria
Buenavista Capital SpA
Bustamante Fabara
Calidda
Calma Family Office
Camposol S.A.
Capital Estrategico de Colombia
Capital Group
Capital Indigo
Cargill Financial Services
CEMEX
Cemig
Cescon Barrieu Flesch & Barreto Advogados
Cinépolis
CMPC
Compania Minera Antamina S.A
Conyers Dill & Pearman Limited
Credifiel
Credit Agricole CIB
Creel
Creighton Hill Capital Partners
Cuatrecasas
Decameron All Inclusive Hotels and Resorts
Diverxia Infrastructure
ERM Group, Inc
Esentia Energy Systems
Federated Hermes
FEMSA
Fibra Next
Financiera de Desarrollo Nacional S.A.
Finsight
Fitch Ratings
FMO - Dutch Development Bank
Fortescue
Frontera Energy
FTI Consulting
Garrigues
Generadora Metropolitnaa
GFH Financial Group
GLAS
Global Infra Partners
Global Infrastructure Partners
Goncalves Pereira S.A.S
GRUPO BBF
Grupo Energia Bogota
Haliwell Financial
Heritage Financial Advisors S.A.S.
HIF Global
Hogan Lovells
HSBC
Hudbay Minerals
Hughes Hubbard & Reed LLP
Ica Fluor Daniel, S. De R.L. De C.V.
ICBC STANDARD BANK
IDB Invest
IFC, World Bank Group
ILX
Inkia Energy
Innergex
IQ Energia INC
IRT Finance Advisory LTD.
ISA
Itau
JA Capitals
JHSF UK
John Laing Group
Kandeo Asset Management
Kandeo Investment Advisors
Kapital Financial services SAS
Key Mining
Kirkland & Ellis LLP
LarrainVial Asset Management
Latin2China Holdings
Liberty Latin America
LIV Capital
Lumina Capital Management
Luxembourg Stock Exchange
LW Capital Corp
Mabe
Macropay
Mayer Brown LLP
MegaFlux Inc
MetLife Investment Management
Mijares Angoitia Cortes y Funetes (MACF)
Ministry of Economy & Finance Peru
Ministry of Economy and Finance, Uruguay
Ministry of Finance and Public Credit, Colombia
Mitsubishi Power Americas
Monarca Mineral, Inc
Monarca Minerals, Inc.
Monex
Moody's Ratings
Morgan & Morgan
Morgan Stanley
Nader, Hayaux y Goebel S.C.
National Treasury Brazil
Nest Capital
Nuveen
Ocorian
Odinsa
Partners for Growth
PGIM Fixed Income
PGIM Private Capital
Posse Herrera Ruiz
PREVI
Prival Credit Opportunities Fund
Pro Mujer
Proecuador
Promigas
Proparco
Prudential Private Capital
QMC Telecom
Rebaza, Alcazar & De las Casas Law Firm
Rimac Seguros
Rio Energy
Ritch Mueller
Rodrigo, Elias & Medrano Abogados
ROOT Capital
Rubio Leguía Normand
Ruya Partners
S&P Global Ratings
Saavi Energia
Sainz Abogados
Sami Capital
Sanlam
Scania Financial Services Brazil
Scotiabank
Sequelis y Asociados SC
Shree Renuka Sugars Ltd.
Siemens
Sinergas
Skadden
SMBC
Sociedad Civil De Responsabilidad Limitada
Sumitomo Mitsui Banking
Summit Ridge Capital Partners
SURA
Tecnoglass
Tembici
Total Impact Capital
TozziGreen
Trafigura
Tyndall
U.S. Trade & Development Agency
UBS BB
UMB Bank
UNDP
UrAmerica Ltd.
Vantage Risk
Victorian Group
Vienna Stock Exchange
Vinte
Vouga Abogados
White & Case LLP
Winston & Strawn
& more

2023 Attendees:

ACCS Caribbean BV
ACP Securities
Adamantine
AEGEA
Aeropuerto Internacional de Tocumen
Aeropuertos Argentina 2000
Allianz Global Investors
Altaniacapital
Amancay Partners
Amazon
America Movil
Amicorp Group
Andean Telecom Partners
Andes Mining & Energy Corp.
Andino Investment Holding
Arias
Arnold & Porter
Artisan Partners
Atlas Renewable Energy
Austral Group
Avianca
Azul Linhas Aéreas Brasileiras
Bachiler en Ingeniería
Banco BTG Pactual
Banco Cooperativo Sicredi
Banco de Credito del Peru
Banco De Crédito E Inversiones (BCI)
Banco de Occidente
Banco Itau
Banco Nacional de Desenvolvimento Economico e Social (BNDES)
Banco Sabadell
Bancolombia
BancTrust
BancTrust and Co. Investment Bank
BBF Brasil Bio Fuels S/A
BBVA
BCI Miami
BD Capital
Beel Infrastructure Partners
Bermuda Stock Exchange
BID Invest
Bladex - Banco Latinoamericano de Comercio Exterior
BMR Energy LLC
BNDES
BNP Paribas
BNY Mellon
Bracewell
Brigard Urrutia
Bustamante Fabara
CAF - Development Bank of Latin America
Canadian Imperial Bank of Commerce (CIBC)
Capital Estratégico de Colombia
Capital Group
Capstonemx
Cargill
CBC
CEMEX
Cemig
Cengiz Construction Industry and Trade
CFE
Challenger Management
CIA Energ Minas Gerais (CEMIG)
CIBC First Caribbean International Bank
Cinepolis
Citi
Climate Kick
Cofco International
Comision Federal de Electricidad
Constructora Amco
COPETROL S.A.
Corporacion Multi Inversiones
Cotemar
CrediQ
Credit Agricole CIB
Creighton Hill Capital Partners
CSC
Cuatrecasas
Cydsa
Deloitte
Devimar
DigitalBridge
DNB Markets
Dutch Caribbean Securities Exchange
Eaton Vance Corporation
Ecopetrol
Empresas CMPC
ERM Group
Esentia Energy Services
ESP Apartments
EXI Funds
Export Development Canada
FEMSA
Finance Colombia
FINSIGHT
Fitch Ratings
FlatStone Capital Advisors
Fotowatio Renewable Ventures (FRV)
Fourshare Partners
Frontera Energy
Galicia Abogados
Gallagher
GARRIGUES MEXICO
Genneia
Global Capital Consult LLC
Global Infrastructure Partners
GOL Linhas Aéreas Inteligentes
Government of Belize
Gramercy
Greenberg Traurig
Grupo Argos
Grupo Bimbo
Grupo Capem
Grupo Collado
Grupo Indi
Grupsa Colombia
HILCO GLOBAL MÉXICO
Hogan Lovells
Holland & Knight
Home Mortgage Bank
Hoteles Decameron
HR Ratings
HSBC
Hudson Sustainable Group
I Squared Capital
ICBC Argentina
ICBC Mexico
ICBC Standard
ICBC Standard Bank
IDB Invest
Ignis Energia
Independent
ING Capital
Ingenio Magdalena
Inkia Energy
Innergex
InspIR Group
Inter-American Development Bank
International Finance Corporation (IFC)
Intesa Sanpaolo
IQ Energia
ISA
Itau BBA
Izzi Telecom
J.P. Morgan
JBS Foods
Jefferies
JHSF
Kallpa Generacion
Kapital Financial Services
KfW IPEX-Bank
Ki Tov Investment
Kirkland & Ellis
KKR
Liberty Latin America
Lima Airport Partners
Linklaters LLP
London Stock Exchange Group (LSEG)
Loomis, Sayles & Company
Luxembourg Stock Exchange
LW Investments
Machado Meyer
Macquarie Group
Mashreq Bank
Mayer Brown
MDC Trading
MegaFlux Inc
Mercantil
MetLife
Milbank LLP
Millicom
Ministerio de Hacienda, Paraguay
Ministry of Economy and Finance, Peru
Ministry of Economy and Finance, Uruguay
Ministry of Finance and Economic Affairs, Barbados
Ministry of Finance, Chile
Ministry of Finance, Dominican Republic
Ministry of Finance, Ecuador
Mitsubishi Power
Monachil Capital Partners
Moody's Investors Service Ltd.
Morrow Sodali
MSF Capital Advisors
Munich Re
Nest Capital
New Frontier Global
Newfoundland Capital
Nuveen Investments
Occidente Panamá
Ocorian
Odinsa
Oleoducto De Colombia
Orange Cube Investments
Paper Excellence
Patria Investments
Petrobras
Phoenix Tower International
Piquet Realty
Plata
Porto Itapoa
Posse Herrera Ruiz
PPU
ProChile - Trade Commission of Chile
ProColombia
ProEcuador
Promigas
Proparco
Prudential Private Capital
QMC Telecom
Raizen
Raymond James
Rebaza, Alcazar & De Las Casas Law Firm
Red Capital Partners
Ritch Mueller
Rodrigo Elías & Medrano Abogados
Rubio Leguía Normand
S&P Global Ratings
Saavi Energia
Sacyr
SAESA
Sainz Abogados
Sainzmx
Santander
Scala Data Centers
Scotiabank
Secretaría De Hacienda Y Crédito Público, Mexico
Secretaria Do Tesouro Nacional (STN)
Senavin
Shearman & Sterling
Sidley Austin
Siemens
Sinergia Verde S.A. De C.V.
Skadden Arps Slate Meagher & Flom
SMBC
SMBC Nikko Capital Markets
Society Venture Group
Soma Gold Corp.
Staatsolie Maatschappij Suriname NV
Sumitomo Mitsui Banking
Sustainable Fitch
SVA Peru
Techint
Tecnoglass
Termocandelaria
Termotasajero
Tern Analytics
The Rohatyn Group
TMF Group
Tranquillitas Irt
Trina Solar
Trinidad Generation Unlimited
Triton Trading S.A.
U.S. Department of the Treasury
UBS
UMB Bank
UNDP
US Department of Treasury
USTDA
Vestas Capital
Vienna Stock Exchange (Wiener Börse)
Vision Brazil Investments
Vive Energia
Vouga Abogados
Wamex Private Equity
White & Case
Whitehall and Company
Winston & Strawn LLP
XP Investimentos

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2024 AGENDA:

9th December 2024

08:50	Chairperson's Opening Remarks Speaker Managing Director and Division Chief of Financial Products and Services, Session ends: 09:00
09:00	The US/LatAm relationship in the spotlight: How will this evolve given the upcoming US elections? What are current expectations of the (new) US government, and how will this directly impact Latin America in the short, medium and longer-term? To what extent have/are non-LatAm related tensions and conflicts (eg. the Ukrainian war), involving the US, indirectly impacting the continent? What does this mean for supply chains and trade barriers? How is it envisaged that the 2026 review of the free trade agreement between the US and Mexico will unfold? How aggressive should we expect the US to be?
09:30	Country-by-country hot seat: Growth, investment, inflation and elections Join us for a quickfire Q&A with the region’s leading and emerging economies. Find out from both Sovereigns and Economists as to how they view the current climate both in-country and externally, as well as their expectations for the coming 12 months. Get key updates on: New vs. old administrations: In a year filled with elections, what can we expect to see in terms of GDP growth and FDI? Will certain sectors benefit more than others? To what extent has the phenomenon of “nearshoring” had a positive impact on LatAm economies? Can we expect rating upgrades and/or increased investor appetite as a result? How are varying inflationary rates, currency fluctuations and economic (and otherwise) reforms presenting opportunities and threats to Latin American and Caribbean economies? Speakers Director General of Public Treasury Vice Minister of Finance Principal Advisor Debt Management Unit Deputy Head of DMO Front Office Managing Director, Head of Latin America Debt Capital Markets
10:15	With potential headwinds in the air (elections, fluctuating rates, margin management), how are Latin American corporates protecting their IG rating and market position? How much financial leveraging are corporates actioning in order to improve their margins? How popular are liability management exercises? To what extent are fluctuating long-term rates impacting the way corporates are financing themselves? Implementing ESG standards as a way to access better rates and access to markets. Could we see increased momentum in M&A activity across LatAm, particularly during the lead up to the US elections? Which corporates are considering this as a viable option? Speakers Treasurer Partner Managing Director, Corporates LATAM Managing Director, Co-Head of Latin America Corporate Finance
11:00	Networking Break
11:45	We want more (local) money(!): Unpacking the increased demand for local currency financing – what challenges is this presenting financiers with? What has spurred the increased appetite from corporates to issue locally? How does pricing, tenor and terms stack up vs. hard currency? What is the future outlook for this new trend? What challenges is this (new) demand providing the banks with? How does this differ for local/regional vs. international banks? To what extent does this play into the hands of institutional investors who are looking to take more of a leading role in these transactions? Speakers Head of Corporate Treasury & Risk Management Chief Financial Officer
12:30	Insights into America Movil’s 2024 Financial Strategies Speaker Chief Financial Officer
13:00	Investment opportunities: What factors are shaping international investment strategies in Latin America and the Caribbean today? Which sectors in Latin America are currently seeing the most significant inflow of international capital? Where are the most attractive opportunities across different assets and geographies, and what are their return expectations? Are recent geopolitical shifts, the trend of nearshoring, and general market volatility influencing foreign investor interest in the region? What measures can Latin American and Caribbean countries implement to enhance their attractiveness and competitiveness as destinations for foreign investment Speakers Emerging Markets Fixed Income Investor Portfolio Manager, Head of Markets Corporate Debt Partner
13:45	Networking Lunch
14:45	Development Finance as an Asset Class: Demystifying perception vs. reality Recap on performance: What does historical growth, returns and loss look like? How attractive does/should this make development finance as a financing tool? What is the perceived risk within Emerging Markets, and specifically Latin America, vs. the reality of the risk? How do defaults, recoveries and expected loss ratios stack up against developed markets? How can increased investment into this space be encouraged? Spotlight on overperformance: As we see more money coming into this asset class, what does longer-term development look like, particularly vs. other lucrative asset classes such as the EM High Yield bond market? Speakers Head of Resource Mobilization Managing Director, Sector Lead South America, Corporate Ratings Chief Investment Officer
15:30	Increased volumes, increased competition, and a move towards Best Effort Syndications: How will these trends play out, and impact, the loan market over the coming 12 months? To what extent have the various upcoming elections played a role in the record breaking amount of loan market activity we saw during the first half of the year? Understanding the thought process behind pricing of transactions; what considerations are the banks making? Why have we started seeing a move towards Best Effort Syndications, and an increased number of Club Deals? Speaker Director LCM Origination
16:15	Nearshoring: The transformative economic phenomenon – Mexico under the microscope In what way has (and is) nearshoring contributing to the successful implementation, and sustainability, of Mexican supply chains? Enhancing collaboration and breaking down logistical barriers: How has Mexico used nearshoring to boost economic growth? What is the potential? What do foreign companies need to know when navigating their nearshoring projects? What challenges can this bring? Is there a one-size-fits-a framework? Speakers Partner Partner Senior Vice President – Head of Strategy and Capital Markets Chief Executive Officer
17:00	Distressed debt and restructuring 101: A detailed look at trends, case studies and need-to-knows Working on a case-by-case basis: Despite the (general) uniqueness of each scenario, are there any common trends/must-knows to be aware of when entering a default scenario? How creative do you need to be when coming up with an actionable solution? What role do bankers and advisers play in this process? When does “distressed” turn into “default”? Is the general trend for distressed debt getting better or worse across the region? This whistle-stop tour of distressed debt and restructuring will be immediately followed by a real-life case study, highlighting the complexities and decision-making process behind the journey: Setting the stage for one of the largest and most complex debt restructurings this century: Venezuela under the microscope Speakers Partner Partner Partner and Portfolio Manager Former Minister of Finance of Ecuador, Senior Advisor, Founder and Partner, Brasil Distressed
17:45	Close of Conference Day One, followed by Drinks Reception

10th December 2024

09:30	Innovations within the sustainable finance discussion: Where are the opportunities? How is the market evolving vs. Europe and the US? Unpacking new products within the market: A closer look at sustainably-linked derivatives, the commercial paper market, and the APS market – What is the potential? The rise of Impact Funds and Sustainability Development Funds: Who are they? What can they offer? What are their requirements? What is the potential for the increase in these new funds to expand across other asset classes, like money market funds? Speakers Head of ESG/Impact, Global Fixed Income Group Head of Fixed Income Head of Debt Capital Markets and Structured Finance Latin America
10:15	Debt-for-Nature Swaps: A Closer Look Across Latin America & Caribbean Case study insights: What key learnings can be drawn from transactions from Belize and Barbados? What challenges did these transactions face, and how did these obstacles affect their outcomes? What developments and innovations are needed to improve the scalability and effectiveness of future debt-for-nature swaps in Latin America and beyond?
11:00	Networking Break
11:45	Mapping out Latin America’s sustainability agenda: Where are the discrepancies in development from country-to-country? What can be done to ease these challenges? What role are multilaterals and government agencies playing in terms of the mechanisms and guarantees they can offer potential issuers? To what extent is this impacting country and company ability to attract investors? How can the rest of the region learn from the likes of Mexico and Colombia, who are deemed “more developed” in terms of sustainability? What best practices can be implemented? How important is the establishment of Sustainable Finance Teams within banks to aid in the development of these markets in-country? Despite these hurdles, Banco de Crédito del Perú managed to successfully issue Peru’s first green bond. This real-life case study will uncover how: Securing funding, investor recruitment, and pricing: How did BCP overcome these challenges to execute a first-of-its-kind issuance in Peru? Speakers Vice President, Sustainable Investment Banking Chief Financial Officer and Board Member Corporate Debt and Sustainable Financing Manager ESG Specialist
12:30	ESG information overload: How to match local taxonomies with international requirements Given that many Latin American countries have their own taxonomy, how much of the international taxonomies are applicable day-to-day? What does this mean for countries without their own taxonomy? How are issuers dealing with new requirements and criteria? How should issuers be navigating the disclosure of information/documents for financing activities given conflicting rules from the SEC, Europe and banks? The greenium requirement: What are investors actually demanding? Speakers Regional Head – Southern Cone Chief Financial Officer Director Sustainable Finance
13:15	Close of Conference

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WHY DOES YOUR INDUSTRY PARTICIPATE?

Financial Services

To gain visibility amongst LatAm & Caribbean’s capital markets elite
To meet DCM bankers, law firm partners and treasurers/corporate finance teams from the region’s issuers in one location
To get in front of prospects who are proactively seeking new business partners and network/hold 1-2-1 meetings with senior decision-makers
To return to the office with high quality new business contacts and leads

Regional Banks

To host Non-Deal Roadshow style meetings with LatAm & Caribbean’s most active international investors, banks & DFIs
To develop investor relations and effectively communicate their bank’s highlights/investment propositions to appropriate, senior decisionmakers that otherwise would not have been easily accessible or in one place at one time

International Banks

To meet key corporates, sovereigns and developers active in LatAm & Caribbean’s capital markets in one location
To accelerate deals with current partners
To establish high-quality business connections with prospects
To connect with multilatinas (multinationals) interested in establishing/growing operations in their geographies

Regional Law Firms

To stand out from competitors and ensure that they are viewed as the top law firm in their geography
To hold meetings with international law firms who can bring them in as regional law firm partners on deals
To meet senior decision-makers from key local and international corporates, sovereigns, investors, banks & law firms with relevance to their deals in one location

International Law Firms

To promote their firm and ensure that they are viewed as the top international law firm partner by regional law firms working on important deals across LatAm & Caribbean’s capital markets
To win new business from their LatAm & Caribbean DCM prospects
To expand business with existing partners
To meet senior decision-makers from key local and international corporates, sovereigns, investors, banks & law firms in one location

Corporates

To conduct face-to-face meetings with local and international FIs active across LatAm & Caribbean in one place, to discuss upcoming transactions and future financing strategies
To hear from and meet with other issuers and borrowers from across the region, sharing knowledge and experiences
To find out how others are managing market volatility for the next 12 months
To meet with potential and existing lenders and advisors

Sovereigns

To conduct face-to-face meetings with local and international FIs active across LatAm & Caribbean in one place, to discuss upcoming transactions and possible financing strategies
To meet with government contemporaries to share strategies for the upcoming 6-12 months
To meet with investors to discuss financing strategies and upcoming transactions

Investors

To conduct 1-2-1 meetings with senior decision-makers from LatAm & Caribbean corporates, governments and financial institutions in one place
To hear from and meet with other investors active across the region