Esteban Buljevich, a principal counsel at the International Finance Corporation, explains why the IFC wants to develop the secondary market for non-performing loans in developing countries.
Category: 2006
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Beating the Odds
Financial institutions and governments in Latin America are teaming up to extend credit for higher education. The next step is securitizations of student loans.
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Purchasing Power
With economic and political stability now widespread in Latin America, leasing looks to be an increasingly viable option for companies financing capital goods purchases.
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In the Spotlight
Banco Itaú, our Bank of the Year, has had another blockbuster year studded with bold acquisitions and savvy new business lines.
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Instruments of Change
As banks offer financial services to a wider swath of customers in Latin America, they’re driving economic growth and improving lives.