Prime Minister Johnny Briceño says the Central American country’s new-found economic stability can lead to more nearshoring
Author Archives: Lucien Chauvin
Is Guyana already squandering its new found oil wealth?
The oil is just now starting to flow but the political morass is thick and deep and blocking Guyana from taking advantage of its natural resource riches
Colombia’s project finance gets moving
Government efforts to restart Colombia’s infrastructure sector in the wake of the Odebrecht scandal appear to be paying off
Jamaica: Unfinished business
Inflation is under control, unemployment is down and the country’s
heavy debt load is shrinking. Despite huge strides in fixing the
economy, the country still suffers from
slow growth and chronic crime
Innovation in trade finance
Technology and new tools are quickly reshaping how trade finance transactions are carried out
Chile seeks new export markets
The Andean country is exploring new exports as the US-China trade war deepens and the Chinese economy slows
Further fiscal reform urged for Costa Rica
Many warn more measures are needed to reduce the government’s heavy debt load
Peru’s Intercorp to sell 2.5m shares Thursday through IPO on NYSE
Existing shares to be offered on Lima bolsa Friday
Bolivia to offer proposals for funding Bi-Oceanic railway
Morales will provide options for financing the railway at Mercosur summit
Chile’s green bond market seen growing sharply after recent issues
A growing pipeline is expected after five companies raise a combined $366m for projects
