How well Latin American companies portray a successful image and document their past achievements and future potential reflects directly on the company’s commitment to attract new and maintain old investors. […]
Category: 1999
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The 1999 Latin Research Olympics
Over the last year or so, many research departments have been in a glum mood. As one analyst succinctly puts it: “Last year was a tough year. Everything went down.” […]
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The Latin American Investor Relations 1999 – 2000 Directory
Argentina Alpargatas S.A.I.C.Av. Regimiento de Patricios 1142, Buenos Aires, Argentina 1266, Tel: (54-11) 4303-0041, Fax: (54-11) 4303-0041 int.675 Investor Contacts:CEO: Patricio Zavalia Lagos CFO: Alan Clutterbuck Banco de Galicia y […]
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The Waiting Game
International energy companies are eager to open the investment floodgates if, and when, Mexico reforms its electricity sector.
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Too Many Cooks Spoil Monetary Broth?
The movement to untangle Brazil’s central bank from political influence has reemerged after a swift succession of leaders.
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A Grab for Power
Duke Energy is gobbling up utility assets in Latin America, establishing a major presence in the region.
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US Debt Spreads: A Leading Indicator for Latin America?
In recent years there have been some notable changes in the relationship between measures of investor sentiment towards risk and emerging markets equities. Our work suggests that there has been […]
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Armed Guard
In an interview with LatinFinance’s Brazil correspondent Jennifer L. Rich, the president of Brazil’s central bank defends his institution’s strategy for creating economic stability.
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Capital Classification
One of the perennial complaints leveled by analysts against Mexico’s banks is that the institutions are unduly lax about what they classify as productive loans and what they consider to […]
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Developing an Independent Streak
Central banks in Latin America are gaining greater autonomy while succeeding at controlling inflation.