MEXICO CITY, Sept 18 (Reuters) - Mexico's troubled leasing firm Unifin said on Monday it filed a draft of a plan to restructure its debt, as it aims to emerge from bankruptcy.

The firm also said in a statement it reached confidentiality agreements with some bond holders to manage debt obligations.

The proposed plan would help Unifin manage debt, resume operations, preserve jobs, and generate returns for stakeholders, according to the company statement.

The company last published quarterly results in the second quarter last year, which showed financial liabilities at around $4 billion.

Unifin's business model focuses on offering specialized financing to companies, including automotive credit. (Reporting by Valentine Hilaire; Editing by Brendan O'Boyle)