Frederic Z. Haller, Deutsche Bank Frederic Haller has followed the ups and downs of the Latin American debt market right from the start. After spending three […]
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In their own words. (Martin Schubert)
Martin Schubert, Eurinam Ask market veterans who really started the secondary market in LDC debt, and many will likely point to Martin Schubert, chairman of the […]
In their own words. (Samuel Quiros)
Samuel Quiros, Andino Capital Markets Samuel Quiros was one of the founding partners of VestcorPartners. Today, he continues the tradition of providing financial services to the region’s under-served firms at […]
In their own words. (Arthur Byrnes)
Arthur Byrnes, Deltec Asset Management Arthur Byrnes was hired by Deltec Asset Management right out of Stanford Business School. Now, as chairman of Deltec, he is […]
In their own words. (Geoffrey Langlands)
Geoffrey Langlands, Bozano Simonsen Geoffrey Langlands has had a hand in the Brazilian stock market for the better part of 40 years. He was with Schroders, […]
In their own words. (Michael Pettis)
Michael Pettis, Bear Stearns Michael Pettis is a managing director in the debt capital markets group at Bear Stearns. He began trading LDC debt at Manufacturers […]
In their own words. (Shaw Wagener)
Shaw Wagener, Rob Lovelace and Victor Kohn, Capital GroupAmong the earliest and largest institutional investors in the region, the Capital Group has ridden the roller-coaster of Latin American equities through […]
In their own words. (Brian O’Neill)
Brian O’Neill, Chase Manhattan Bank During 21 years at Chase Manhattan Bank, Brian O’Neill has seen his share of interesting trends and transactions. By his own […]
In their own words. (Gerrit Tammes)
Gerrit Tammes, Banco Pactual Gerrit Tammes lived in South America in the 1960s, experience which would pay off handsomely when he was invited to join a […]
In their own words. (Moises Tiktin)
Moises Tiktin, Valores Finamex In building the research and brokerage effort at Mexico’s Valores Finamex, Moises Tiktin witnessed first hand the explosion of interest in Mexican […]
