Overview
- ProInversión announced a first working session with Petroperú bondholders on March 6 and a broader meeting on March 16 with more institutional investors.
- Prime Minister Denisse Miralles rejected claims the government snubbed investors, said the date was agreed with them, and noted ProInversión leads outreach under the emergency decree.
- The Economy Ministry said investor meetings are coordinated by ProInversión with Deloitte’s technical support and that the Feb. 12 session was rescheduled and communicated in advance.
- Gestión reported, citing unnamed sources, that mid‑February meetings did not occur and that the episode hurt Peru’s image, a view echoed by opposition lawmaker Roberto Chiabra, who called the situation serious.
- Reporting says Bank of America was engaged to organize the meetings and that five major bondholders and two large funds were invited, reportedly including PIMCO.