2020 Key Topics

• What are the government’s long-term plans to stimulate investor confidence in light of a changing political climate and Mexico’s rating downgrade? How is Mexico’s economic and fiscal agenda for 2020/21 affecting the bonds and loans markets?
• How will global macro-dynamics such as the Federal Reserve’s monetary policy, interest rates and upcoming US elections influence Mexico?
• Update on UMSCA: How are the evolving negotiations impacting pricing and automobile manufacturing sector in Mexico?
• On the road to refinancing: How can the administration instil more confidence in the Oil and Gas sector? What will be the impact of a potential refinancing on Mexico’s local market activity?
• Sourcing alternative funding to secure better pricing in the capital markets: What factors should Mexican corporates consider when diversifying funding strategies? How is the wall of maturity going to impact liquidity?
• How are investors pricing Mexican bonds in light of a developing political and economic landscape? Which international investors are looking to stay long term?
• Developing Mexico’s syndicated loans market: Which structures will dominate market activity in 2020?
• What steps need to be taken to ensure local and international investment into the energy sector continues following lack of public sector auctions?
• Evolution of Mexico’s ESG and sustainable finance markets: How can issuers and investors capitalise on this additional liquidity to make a concerted effort to issue green?
• Driving real estate growth through vehicles such as CKDs, Fibras and CERPIS. Does this still bring return on investment following a change in Afores regulation?
• Mexico’s infrastructure pipeline for 2020/21: What is the government’s plan at federal and regional levels for new initiatives and financing opportunities in the tourism and hotel sectors?

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