Trinidad and Tobago’s National Gas Company is developing new markets and predicts growth in pipeline projects. It is not planning to raise any new funds this year.
Category: 2007
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Colombia Builds Road to the Sun
With the IFC’s help, Colombia is drawing up its own blueprint for infrastructure finance. Local investors are rubbing their hands as the government seeks a replicable model.
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Pension Fund Revolution
Decisions taken in 2007 will greatly alter Mexico’s pension funds industry, boosting private funds’ ability to take risk and creating a new state fund to compete with them.
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Private Equity Takes Root
More enlightened legislation, easier exits and savvier investment strategies are fueling a revival of private equity in Latin America. The comeback offers a welcome alternative source of capital for entrepreneurs.
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Deutsche Hedges Peru Bet
Deutsche Bank predicts significant opportunity in Peru, which it views as smaller version of Chile. The investment is relatively minor, but the transactions could be huge.
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Pushing Beyond El Dorado
Odinsa, Colombia’s only publicly traded concessions operating firm, is looking to capitalize on a major government infrastructure push.
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Peru Paves the Way
Latin America is heading into a period of unprecedented infrastructure spending. Peru and its bankers have taken the lead with a new structure to finance it.
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ABN Tussle Rattles Brazil Banks
The sale of ABN AMRO spells tougher competition and a possible round of takeovers in the Brazilian bank market, which has not seen change at the top in years.