Companies Forced to Tap Alternative Funding as Brazil Blocks Tax-Exempt Bonds

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Some Brazilian corporates will be forced to come up with alternative financing plans after the country restricted the issuance of certain tax-exempt local bonds that have grown increasingly popular with individual investors.

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