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LatinFinance is the leading source of intelligence on the financial markets and economies of Latin America and the Caribbean. As the volume of information on the region grows, our role of cutting through the clutter to identify events of immediate significance and lasting importance to Latin America and the Caribbean becomes ever more vital.
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Mar 5, 2024 · Q4 – The Big Swing. Our latest cover story takes stock of the forthcoming US election and its impact on Latin America and the Caribbean. There could be a major fallout on the region – and some benefits – either way the electorate swings.
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Aug 28, 2023 · Trinidad and Tobago’s First Citizens Bank is a repeat winner of the Bank of the Year award for the country. One reason for this has been the expansion of its international business.
Q4 - The Big Swing - LatinFinance
Oct 28, 2024 · Our latest cover story takes stock of the forthcoming US election and its impact on Latin America and the Caribbean. There could be a major fallout on the region – and some benefits – either way the electorate swings. We explore this in our package of features, taking a dive deep into the ramifications for the region under either scenario, as well as what bond investors foresee. We also ...
LOANS - LatinFinance
Jul 1, 2024 · Mexico’s Banco Actinver led the pack in the first half with a $3.87 billion loan, trailed by Brazilian mining company Vale with a $3 billion deal and Mexican telecommunications firm América Móvil with a $2.5 billion deal, according to LSEG.
Resilience Finance: Adapt or Lose - LatinFinance
Oct 21, 2024 · It’s a bit late for mitigation. Andrés Felipe SáncheZ. A lot more financing, he says, must be mobilized for adaptation and resilience projects so that countries can shore themselves up against worsening heat waves, flooding, storms and wildfires, and their impacts across the economy, from housing to industry, infrastructure and food and water supplies.
LatAm issuers caught between high US rates, slow GDP growth
Apr 10, 2024 · Latin American sovereign and corporate issuers are facing a trickier path to the global bond market after a US inflation report on Wednesday undermined hopes for a meaningful drop in borrowing costs this year, at a time when the …
Fresh optimism buoys LatAm sovereigns, markets - LatinFinance
Mar 11, 2024 · Latin America and Caribbean sovereigns – including many LatinFinance spoke to in Punta Cana – are leveraging the region’s structural advantages at a time of renewed optimism in global financial markets, not only to issue debt but to innovate the ways they do so.. Collectively, the region’s governments have issued some 40 thematic bonds, or 21% of the global total, helping turn the ...
LatAm tests solution to $150-bln infra conundrum - LatinFinance
Mar 8, 2024 · Latin America and the Caribbean need an estimated $150 billion annually in investment to bridge its infrastructure gap, and a new source for that financing could come from an unexpected place – the Middle East.