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Defending the Home Turf

Nov 7, 2003

It hasn't been easy for home-grown investment banks to defend their turf against Wall Street's finest. However, in Chile, which has one of Latin America's most developed domestic bond and equity markets, investment banking boutique IM Trust has established itself as the country's leading investment bank, placing fixed income and equity issues, and advising on local mergers and acquisitions.

IM Trust ranked sixth in the local market fixed income league tables this year,...

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