Category: Chile

Further consolidation among Chile’s banks changes the balance of power, linking local players and giving foreigners new muscle.

Alvaro Garcia, senior advisor to Chile’s presidential hopeful Ricardo Lagos, explains the would-be economic agenda of a Lagos government.

Codelco, Chile’s state-owned copper mine, faces consolidating competition after suffering its worst first half ever. But many believe it will regain its strength.

Compañía de Telecomunicaciones de Chile responds to shareholders early, often and openly.

For US energy firm PSEG, the purchase of Chilquinta Energia was meant to change the size and scope of the company. But the battle to win the Chilean electricity distributor proved to be more grueling than expected.

Chile breaks the ice for what is expected to be the next wave of Latin American privatizations.