Brazil has played host to the lion’s share, where companies raised US$6.2 billion in 2017 – the country’s busiest year since 2013 – and US$4.3 billion in the year to date. Mexico saw $4.4 billion in activity last year.
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Based on Latin Lawyer’s data, some US$12.28 billion was raised through 20 IPOs in Latin America last year, but 2018 is looking less promising.
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