Capital MarketsBanBajío places MXN 7,500 million (USD 417 million) in bank notesThe bank doubled its book with a 100% over-allotment and paid TIIE de Fondeo plus 49 and 60 basis points over three and five years. What it says about bank funding costs.October 7, 2026 · 2 min read
Debt MarketsNafin places MXN 9,750 million (USD 543 million) to fund SMEs and Plan MéxicoThe development bank priced at TIIE de Fondeo plus 23 basis points over 3.3 years, with 1.35x demand. What it means for the funding costs of companies and developers.October 5, 2026 · 2 min read
Industry EventsASOFOM takes Mexican specialty lenders to New York: Credit & Capital Forum, October 19–21The first edition of the forum, "From Mexico to Global Markets", connects sofomes with international funds and financial institutions.October 3, 2026 · 1 min read
Private CapitalRaising capital is not the question. Choosing the partner is.Europe's private capital ecosystem shows how far the market has moved beyond traditional private equity, and what Mexican entrepreneurs should ask of their investors.October 2, 2026 · 1 min read
Capital MarketsVolkswagen Leasing places MXN 2,500 million (USD 136 million) in three-year notes on the BMVThe auto finance company paid TIIE de Fondeo plus 95 basis points over three years, with a guarantee from its German parent and an mxAAA rating. How it compares with Nafin and BanBajío.October 1, 2026 · 2 min read
Capital MarketsMexico’s first simplified debt offering: what it means for real estateA faster, cheaper route to the Mexican Stock Exchange is now open. We review the first transaction and the questions every developer and real estate investor should ask before using it.September 30, 2026 · 2 min read
Debt MarketsMercado Pago debuts on BIVA with MXN 3,750 million through Mercado LendingThe lending arm of Mercado Pago placed its first long-term notes in Mexico's local market, in two tranches rated AAA.September 25, 2026 · 1 min read
MacroAmerica’s debt test and the cost of capital in MexicoUS federal debt has roughly doubled relative to GDP since the early 1990s, and interest costs now exceed USD 1 trillion a year. Why Mexican borrowers should care.September 25, 2026 · 1 min read
Private CreditBridge lending grew 39.9%. Without one lender, it grew 12.8%.Aggregate numbers can mislead lenders and developers alike. A look at concentration in Mexican housing bridge finance and what it means for pricing and market share.September 22, 2026 · 2 min read