Deals Rumor Mill: Argentine Gov't, Castellum, BNP Paribas

By Benjamin Horney (April 8, 2016, 6:50 PM EDT) -- The Argentine government is hoping to sell as much as $15 billion worth of privately placed securities to international investors, the New York Times reporte Friday, in an effort to help the country reduce debt and enable it to make payments on restructured bonds. According to the report, the country has received a ton of interest, with already more than 140 requests for meetings. The country aims to raise at least $12 billion, the report noted, and the securities sale could start as soon as later this month. None of the identities of potential investors were disclosed....

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