Hundreds of Brazilian startups are snapping at the heels of the country’s biggest banks, but a top-heavy market, complicated regulations and a lack of funding pose hurdles.
Author Archives: Rodrigo Amaral
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Brazil Alternatives: Proving their worth
Using math to drive steady returns, quantitative hedge funds are gaining popularity in Brazil
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COLOMBIA INFRASTRUCTURE: Gearing up
After months of delays in closing financing packages for the first 4G toll road concessions, authorities are confident the process is gaining momentum
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CARIBBEAN DEBT: Eyeing the market
Regional sovereigns are increasingly looking at international bonds to raise financing, but investors may prove hard to entice
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SCORE-CARD BRAZIL: Navigating the headwinds
2015 was a tough year for Brazilian investors, but fund managers still managed to deliver by focusing on quality and diversification
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CAPITAL MARKETS CAT BONDS: Managing natural disaster risk
Market-based solutions to help with the financial cost of natural disaster recovery could be set to pick up in Latin America