9fin Expands Debt Market Platform to Latin America

Sep 10, 2025
9fin has launched its AI-powered debt market intelligence platform in Latin America, offering comprehensive coverage and data tailored for the region's credit markets.

9fin has launched its AI-powered debt market intelligence platform in Latin America, announced in a press release. This expansion provides comprehensive coverage and data tailored for the region's growing credit markets.

The platform now includes two decades of historical issuance data, a result of 9fin's acquisition of Bond Radar. This acquisition enhances the platform's depth and usability, offering expert analysis on individual credits, sector trends, and complex regional restructurings.

9fin's Latin America coverage features real-time monitoring of over 350 companies with cross-border bonds, including distressed credits. The unified platform streamlines workflows by integrating data, analytics, and intelligence with a single login, eliminating the need for multiple data sources.

With a proven track record serving over 250 major firms in debt capital markets, 9fin continues to expand its global presence, supported by a dedicated regional team across Latin America.

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