Brazil has made significant strides toward improving creditor rights in bankruptcy cases, but creditors gripe that it’s still tough to get repaid.
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Looking Beyond the Horizon
Vast oil wealth has made Trinidad & Tobago the Caribbean’s financial center, but limited opportunities at home are driving banks offshore.
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Credit Where Credit Is Due
CAF stands to wow investors with improving financial results, its first Samurai bond issue in four years and now Italy seeking to become a member.
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Taking it to the Next Level
Colombia’s Santo Domingo Group became a player in the global beer market by trading Bavaria for a stake in SABMiller. Bavaria’s minority holders got a sweet deal too.
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Taking on the Barons
Mexican companies talk a good game, but in most sectors only two or three companies still dominate their business. But Mexico is revitalizing its anti-trust efforts.
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A Bridge to Nowhere
Latin America’s notoriously poor infrastructure is reaching the breaking point. Brazil faces the biggest challenges, but it also offers the greatest rewards.