Last August, LatinFinance reported that the regional food sector would undergo a shake up with Bunge International’s surprise decision to sell three major Latin American assets (Slicing and Dicing, Issue […]
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Bancomer, Serfin Enter Guilty Pleas
At the end of March, Mexican banks Bancomer SA and Banca Serfin SA formally entered guilty pleas in Operation Casablanca, the largest money laundering case in US history. In separate […]
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Old Instruments, New Structures
The line between loans and bonds is disappearing as bankers create instruments to assuage market jitters.
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Banking on Recovery
LatinFinance talks to Ecuador’s Minister of Finance on the resurrection of the country’s financial stability.
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Open for Business
Haiti seeks capital and competition for phone telecommunications.
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Barbados Airport Project Takes Off
The country’s only airport will be bigger, safer and more comfortable after a three-year, $82 million expansion and renovation.
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Painful Lessons
Glitches in government-granted concessions reveal shortcomings in the region’s privatization process, reports Lisa K. Wing.
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Busy Signals in Brazil
Multimedia companies line up to reap the rewards of Brazil’s newly opened telecom market.
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Peace Paves the Way
After more than 50 years of conflict, Ecuador and Peru seek common ground in trade and development.