Urbanization and a growing middle class will buoy demand for raw materials, says former Vale CEO Roger Agnelli
Category: 2013 September / October
Sovereign deal of the quarter century: United Mexican States
Brady Restructuring, 1989 In what he calls a “productive exchange” that took nearly a year to complete, former finance minister Pedro Aspe, under then Mexican president Carlos Salinas, credits teamwork […]
A Quarter Century of Banking Evolution
The pace of change has picked up in banks operating in Latin America as the region’s economies and markets have deepened and evolved. Here, we chart the progress of the biggest local Andean, Brazilian and Mexican banks, as well as the most active global investment banks. By Katie Llanos-Small and Ben Miller
Guillermo Ortiz: The ‘trigger’ point
Mexico’s ‘tequila’ crisis remains a raw memory as the world braces for a rise in US interest rates. Latin America must be prepared, says Banorte chairman Guillermo Ortiz
Ruth Krivoy Love thy neighbor
Venezuela must not squander the opportunities to increase competitiveness as it integrates into Mercosur, the country’s former central bank president warns. By Katie Llanos-Small
