Countries/Regions

Colombia's external debt as a percentage...

Brazilian Banco Itaú has agreed to...

Banco Galicia, Banco de la Provincia...

International ratings agency Standard & Poor's...

Colombia Móvil, known as OLA, the...

Former president of Peru Alan García...

Argentine bank Macro Bansud has won...

Chilean financial institution Celfin Capital has...

To add to the woes of...

Felipe Calderon of the ruling National...

Nicaragua's opposition leader and presidential candidate...

Panama's public debt reached $10.6 billion...

Bolivia's public debt of $320 million...

Brazil has recorded a second consecutive...

Financial group Banco Macro Bansud tested Argentina's long-dormant local equity market in March, only to find a much bigger audience on Wall Street.

Argentina yesterday, Wednesday, sold $500 million...

Peruvian mining companies Barrick Misquichilca and...

Brazil's state-owned oil company Petrobras has...

Brazilian Banco Itaú has paid $2.2...

ISA, Colombia's largest energy transport company,...

Repsol and Petrobras, the two largest...

After years of hand wringing over its Indonesian investment, Mexican cement maker Cemex has finally signaled an exit from the country – hopefully with some lessons learned that it can apply elsewhere.

While antitrust authorities in many Latin American countries lack teeth, Colombia is cracking down on closed-door deals and price fixing.

Mexico's export-financing bank Banco Nacional de...

Chile's debonair new finance minister, a career intellectual and academic, has big plans for putting high copper prices to work for his country.

In a move long-awaited by many...

For the first time ever, Guatemala...