In February, Mexico became the first foreign sovereign issuer to sell bonds to retail investors in the United States through a $1.5 billion InterNotes program.
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Opening the Books
In the wake of Ricardo Salinas Pliego’s brush with US regulators, investors are looking for more transparency from Mexican corporations.
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Cleaning House
Colombia’s Grupo Empresarial Antioqueño has been busy streamlining its corporate structure and making itself more attractive to investors.
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Good Housekeeping
Controversial reform legislation is helping shore up Panama’s finances. The fiscal deficit, however, remains as serious a problem as ever.
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Out From Under the Mango Tree
In spite of lingering security concerns, the twin-island nation of Trinidad & Tobago is attracting fresh investment in a number of areas.
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Competitive Challenge
The money that has been pouring into Latin America recently reflects the attractive returns that can be found in the region, not progress on reforms.
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Consumer Boom
Economic growth, demand and the greater availability of credit are fueling consumer spending in Mexico. Sectors like retail and construction stand to benefit.