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Brazil is failing to engage the private sector in infrastructure
development by undermining returns. This is a drag on its ambitious and urgent growth program.
A trio of upcoming Brazilian power deals will require more than $16 billion in financing. They may well be the last of their kind.
Corporate Expansion Extends Acquisitive banks and corporates are shrugging off negative cross winds from global credit markets and 2007 appears on track to be another banner year for M&A. “We […]
Brazilian pension funds are expanding on strong returns from elevated interest rates and new launches. They are starting to rotate from fixed-income to equities.
Goldman, Morgan Stanley Swap TradersGoldman Sachs has hired Adriano Piccinin from Morgan Stanley’s São Paulo office to replace its star FX and fixed income trader Igor Mansour, who was recently […]
Mexican infrastructure development bank Banobras has set the standard and is lighting out for new territories.
Colombia’s institutional investors say their business is being killed by outdated regulation. Some hope forthcoming changes will break the local capital markets gridlock.
Our third annual survey of ethics and sustainability at Latin America’s leading banks has been expanded significantly and shows Chile’s financial institutions gaining on Brazil’s.
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.
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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