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Only a handful of Nicaraguan companies have issued commercial paper (CP) over the past few years: Banco de Credito Centroamericano (Bancentro), Cafe Soluble, Casa Pellas, CredoMatic, Delta Financiera, Inmuebles Diano [...]

Only a handful of companies in Nicaragua issue commercial paper. Because of the lack of a formal rating system or a widely developed debt market, investors should approach such investments [...]

Companies must register with the General Superintendency of Securities (Superintendencia General de Valores -- SUGEVAL) and comply with quarterly reporting requirements if they wish to offer commercial paper (CP -- [...]

Local companies are frequent issuers of commercial paper (CP -- pagares), which may be purchased through the stockmarket or directly from the issuing firm. No specialised firms exist for CP [...]

Only a handful of companies in Nicaragua have issued commercial paper (CP). Because of the lack of a formal rating system or a widely developed debt market, investors approach such [...]

Salvadoran companies often issue commercial paper to each other, but a secondary market for the instrument does not exist. Brokers do not specialise in this type of trading. Tax consequences. [...]

The commercial paper (CP) market in El Salvador remains miniscule. CP may be accepted along with inventory guarantees (garantias prendarias) by banks in exchange for short-term credit for solid customers. [...]

There is minimal commercial paper traded on the Honduran stock market. Lengthy listing requirements encourage companies to place other notes privately. Listing requirements of the exchanges include presentation of legal [...]

Commercial paper (CP) is generally issued for maturities of less than six months in Guatemala. Tax consequences. Interest income from CP is subject to a withholding tax of 10%. Interest [...]

Commercial paper (CP) may be purchased through the stockmarket or directly from the issuing firm. No formal rating system exists, and investment decisions are made according to purchasers' familiarity with [...]

CP of between 30 and 180 days is issued in both lempiras and dollars. Interest rates on local-currency CP are typically the same as those of bank accounts. To date, [...]

Salvadoran companies often issue commercial paper to each other, but a secondary market for the instrument does not exist. Brokers do not specialise in this type of trading. Tax consequences. [...]

The commercial paper (CP) market in El Salvador remains miniscule. CP may be accepted along with inventory guarantees (garantias prendarias) by banks in exchange for short-term credit for solid customers. [...]

There is minimal commercial paper traded on the Honduran stock market. Lengthy listing requirements encourage companies to place other notes privately. Listing requirements of the exchanges include presentation of legal [...]

Commercial paper (CP) with maturities between 30 and 180 days is issued in both lempiras and dollars. Interest rates on local-currency CP are typically the same as those of bank [...]

Commercial paper (CP) is generally issued for maturities of less than six months in Guatemala. Tax consequences. Interest income from CP is subject to a withholding tax of 10%. Interest [...]

Commercial paper (CP) may be purchased through the stockmarket or directly from the issuing firm. No formal rating system exists, and investment decisions are made according to purchasers' familiarity with [...]

Only a handful of Nicaraguan companies have issued commercial paper (CP) over the past few years: Banco de Credito Centroamericano (Bancentro), Cafe Soluble, Casa Pellas, CredoMatic, Delta Financiera, Inmuebles Diano [...]

Companies must register with the General Superintendency of Securities (Superintendencia General de Valores -- SUGEVAL) and comply with quarterly reporting requirements if they wish to offer commercial paper (CP -- [...]

Local companies are frequent issuers of commercial paper (CP -- pagares), which may be purchased through the stockmarket or directly from the issuing firm. No specialised firms exist for CP [...]

Salvadoran companies often issue commercial paper to each other, but a secondary market for the instrument does not exist. Brokers do not specialise in this type of trading. Tax consequences. [...]

The commercial paper market in El Salvador remains nascent. It may be accepted along with inventory guarantees (garantias prendarias) by banks in exchange for short-term credit for solid customers. Salvadoran [...]

On the Honduran stockmarket, short-term CP is the most commonly traded paper, representing 93% of total volume. Lengthy listing requirements encourage companies to place other notes privately. Listing requirements of [...]

Commercial paper (CP) is generally issued for maturities of less than six months in Guatemala. Tax consequences. Interest income from CP is subject to a withholding tax of 10%. Interest [...]

Commercial paper (CP) may be purchased through the stockmarket or directly from the issuing firm. No formal rating system exists, and investment decisions are made according to purchasers' familiarity with [...]

Companies must register with the General Superintendency of Securities (Superintendencia General de Valores -- SUGEVAL) and comply with quarterly reporting requirements if they wish to offer commercial paper (CP -- [...]

Local companies are frequent issuers of commercial paper (CP -- pagares), which may be purchased through the stockmarket or directly from the issuing firm. No specialised firms exist for CP [...]

Salvadoran companies often issue commercial paper to each other, but a secondary market for the instrument does not exist. Brokers do not specialise in this type of trading. Tax consequences. [...]

The commercial paper market in El Salvador remains nascent. It is generally not traded on secondary markets, but it may be accepted along with inventory guarantees (garantias prendarias) by banks [...]

On the Honduran stock market, short-term CP is the most commonly traded paper, representing nearly three-quarters of total volume. Lengthy listing requirements encourage companies to place other notes privately. Listing [...]

Commercial paper (CP) is generally issued for maturities of less than six months in Guatemala. Primary-market trade in this debt instrument had fallen substantially over the past several years, but [...]

Commercial paper (CP) may be purchased through the stock market or directly from the issuing firm. No formal rating system exists, and investment decisions are made according to purchasers' familiarity [...]

Companies must register with the General Superintendency of Securities (Superintendencia General de Valores -- SUGEVAL) and comply with quarterly reporting requirements if they wish to offer commercial paper (CP -- [...]

Local companies are frequent issuers of commercial paper (CP -- pagares), which may be purchased through the stockmarket or directly from the issuing firm. No specialised firms exist for CP [...]

Salvadoran companies often issue commercial paper to each other, but a secondary market for the instrument does not exist. Brokers do not specialise in this type of trading. Tax consequences. [...]

The commercial paper market in El Salvador remains nascent. It is generally not traded on secondary markets, but it may be accepted along with inventory guarantees (garantias prendarias) by banks [...]

On the Honduran stock market, short-term CP is the most commonly traded paper, representing nearly three-quarters of total volume. Lengthy listing requirements encourage companies to place other notes privately. Listing [...]

Only a handful of companies in Nicaragua issue CP. Because of the lack of a formal rating system or a widely developed debt market, investors should approach such investments with [...]

CP of between 30 and 180 days is issued in both lempiras and dollars. Interest rates on local-currency CP are typically the same as those of bank accounts. To date, [...]