New listings emerged from Mexico, while Brazilian issuers are hopeful for an improvement in 2015 after a troubled end to 2014. By Eduardo García
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TRANSACTION BANKING REMITTANCES: New entrants
Increased competition and regulatory oversight
are creating a tough environment for retail money
transfer operators. By Raúl Gallegos
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ARGENTINA: In the balance
As Argentina’s financial position looks ever-more precarious, some investors see an opportunity to pick up sovereign bonds ahead of a rally. Their optimism may prove unjustified
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Metals & Mining: Beyond the deep
Miners across Latin America are scaling back capex and looking further afield for funding as they keep an eye on the longer term amid falling prices for metals
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Best Corporates: Charting the course
Arca Continental plans further growth in Mexico and abroad through acquisitions in a consolidating sector
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Metals & Mining: Water pressure
Environmental and social concerns are hardly new for miners, but they are set to intensify. Water scarcity is likely to be a particular pressure point.
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Best Corporates: Open for business
When it comes to communicating its strategy to the market, Cemig is in a league of its own
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Best Corporates: Seize the moment
As they stare into a choppy horizon, the top Latin companies in the capital markets show the importance of grabbing opportunities when they arise