Capital markets are vital for Latin America to achieve sustainable growth. Some of the emerging markets’ top fund managers discuss what they’re looking to invest in.
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Out of Thin Air
The nascent market for carbon credits offers a rare incentive for Latin America to invest in environmentally sound growth.
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The Road Ahead
Privatization has improved utility service and roads significantly, but partnerships with local governments could help attract investment and reach neglected areas.
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Bolivarian Destitution
President Hugo Chávez has been tapping the country’s oil riches to spend billions on projects to help the poor. What happens when the money runs out?
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Heading Downstream
Soaring oil and gas prices are pounding Caribbean economies. But Trinidad & Tobago, the region’s largest producer of gas and oil, is flying high.
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Regulator’s Paradise
The tiny British territory’s state-of-the-art financial controls have made it into a respectable financial center, yet a reputation for shady deals lives on.
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Thinking Big
El Salvador’s President Tony Saca explains his plans to transform his country into a prosperous regional trade center.