Latin American bond issuers are expected to flood the market this month.
Bankers have adjusted to digital dealmaking, but some clients need greater hand-holding.
Many expect a return to travel but at a reduced level.
Latin America s bond market might be dwarfed by its gargantuan US peer, but for the tight-knit clique of bankers that ply their trade in the region, April is shaping up to be a busy month.
A year after the pandemic spurred a deluge of new bond sales, borrowing costs remain low. And for Latin American issuers, an ideal window has opened to conduct transactions while interest rates are near rock-bottom and investors clamor for opportunities to put their money to work.