Gerard Cremoux is set to leave the bank after 22 years and take a job on the buy side
Author Archives: Katie Llanos-Small
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IIC plots niche currency bonds
Multilateral lender lines up debt sales in Paraguay and the Dominican Republic, CEO says
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Deals of the Year 2016
2016 was a year apart. On the global level, Brexit and the election of Donald Trump stunned markets. In Latin America, developments were just as momentous. From Argentina’s return to the global financial markets, to Brazil’s impeachment of President Dilma Rousseff, Colombia’s historic peace agreement that faltered at the final hurdle, and the death of Cuba’s Fidel Castro, the biggest headlines suggest history will look back on the year as a turning point.
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Mexico’s time for self-promotion
In mid-December, uncertainty about how the incoming US administration would advance the country’s relationship with Latin America seemed to be at its peak. Would common sense prevail, leaving rhetoric to […]
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NAFTA, Trump and the future of financing in the Americas
The tone and the policy promises of the new US president have left Latin American observers confused and concerned. Katie Llanos-Small asks what concrete steps the Trump administration might take and what the implications are for Latin America
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Payments: Gaining clarity
Swift, the global financial messenger, is hoping to inject a much-demanded dose of transparency into the cross-border payments system.
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COVER STORY: Seasonal Shift
As Latin America’s biggest bank by market value prepares for a leadership transition, the operating environment is rapidly evolving with new competitors, a new political backdrop and major economic changes. Katie Llanos-Small examines Itau´ Unibanco’s plans for the years ahead.
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Jane Fraser: Metamorphosis
Citi is refining its focus as it rebalances its business in Latin America.
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Asset Management Awards
LatinFinance’s Asset Management Awards will launch in 2017 as an annual recognition of excellence in the Latin American investment industry.
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Peru looks to set up its own Fannie Mae
Peru’s finance minister says the government-controlled lender may seek a buyer for its loan portfolio as it evolves into a guarantee agency