The BCIE has released $67 million simultaneously onto stock markets in Costa Rica, Panama and El Salvador.
Reflecting what can be achieved in terms of volume and attracting international investment, the American Economic Integration Bank has issued bonds in three stock exchanges simultaneously.
Investors came from all three countries, with Costa Rica being the market where the most bonds were placed, $31.6 million, followed by El Salvador with $22 million, and Panama, where $14 million were sold.
Organized by the Panamanian Stock Exchange, the event will be held on 19 August in the country's capital.
The forum will take place in the Hotel Sheraton's Great Hall in Panama City.
Participating organizations include the major publicly traded companies from Panama and Central America who will present their financial results and growth forecasts.
The audience will be made up of 400 investors, financial instutions and administrators from the capital, giving people the opportunity to learn about the region's markets and network with its key players.
Exchanges from Costa Rica (BNV), El Salvador (BVES) and Panama (BVP) start a new work session with the hopes of advancing with the integration plan.
Today and tomorrow, managers of the Exchanges will discuss the operational part of the trading platform, the single scree and remote operators, as well as legal and regulatory topics.
The dream of integrating the Latin American stock exchanges grows even stronger, in an attempt to strengthen the markets in these countries.
In order to achieve this objective, the Association of Central American and Caribbean Trade Exchanges will meet starting August 28 to establish the main bases for this process. Sources for Americaeconomnica.com said that the agreement will bring development to the region's businesses which will also spread to the commercial sector.