September / October 2018

Features Regulation In Depth

Latin American’s financial sector is increasingly targeted in cyberattacks. Hackers are growing more creative and sophisticated, but countries are not cooperating enough ...

Loans Regulation Features

As technology disrupts traditional financial services, industry players across Latin America are demanding rules of the game.

Economy & Policy Regulation Features

Blockchain based providers are entering the remittances market in Latin America.

Debt Capital Markets Loans

China and Latin America’s ties have evolved from direct government financing to commercial lending via locally-acquired banks.

Despite external and internal political and economic challenges, Mexico’s central bank has kept inflation on a steady course

Economy & Policy Regulation Features

As political overtones began impacting trade, Mexico and the US found common ground for their deal negotiations.

Economy & Policy M&A People

Mexico’s telecoms sector is likely to escape sweeping reform under AMLO, but a renewed focus on expanding coverage could spark increased infrastructure investment and spu...

Interviews Peru Economy & Policy

There are threats of a trade war in the north, global rates are rising and China’s growth rate has slowed, but Peru continues to see the potential for expanding its econo...

Economy & Policy Features Colombia

The Andean country’s new pro-business leader has pledged to make tourism a key engine of economic growth. The challenges are to attract investment and insure the country’...

Corporate & Sovereign Strategy Economy & Policy People

With a fiscal plan in the works, Colombia’s new government looks to balance fiscal prudence and stimulate economic growth.

Bank innovation and broader investment opportunities are fueling a taste for risk among Brazil’s middle class, pushing commercial banks to develop a brokerage model.

Features Interviews Project & Infrastructure Finance

The Asian Infrastructure Investment Bank arrival was hailed as competition for traditional multilateral players, but AIIB’s president Jin Liqun says the world needs more,...

Bonds Debt Loans

Latin America increasingly relies on PPPs to boost infrastructure investment but it’s not always financially smart to use private financing for public projects.

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Comment & Opinion Project & Infrastructure Finance Loans

Brazil’s BNDES is changing its long-standing role as main provider of funding for infrastructure in Brazil says Dyogo Oliveira.

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