Sir John Bond, chairman of HSBC Holdings, says the international financial community should create an environment in which markets can function more effectively.
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CAF’s Strategy is Consistency
If there is one financial institution that has held steady through good times and bad in Latin America, it is the Corporación Andina de Fomento (CAF). The firm, which celebrated […]
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Televisa’s Big Buyback
Grupo Televisa, Mexico’s largest broadcaster, has moved a step closer to buying back $970 million in bonds. Bondholders have approved the cancellation of debt covenants and the company’s repurchase of […]
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Bladex Expands in Latin Market
Banco Latinamericano de Exportaciones SA, the trade finance bank better known as Bladex, is opening an office in São Paulo, adding one in Mexico City and expanding its operations in […]
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Growing Brazilian Pension Funds Go For Fixed Income
Brazil’s pension funds are the largest in Latin America, accounting for about 40% of the region’s retirement fund assets last year, when they had R$115.12 billion ($63.98 billion) in funds […]
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Holding on to the Start-Ups
Brazil’s CVM securities commission has eased listing regulations to encourage local and foreign companies Internet companies to list on the São Paulo stock market and stanch the loss of trading […]
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The Investment Management Review Part VI – Fixed Income Funds
Fund managers in the Latin American fixed income markets saw their investments in the region pay off last year as government and corporate bonds recovered mid-year from 1998’s doldrums. Two […]
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Rapid Returns
Technology investments help companies cope with growth and change, and prepare for more of both.
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The Third Tenure
In his third term as president of the IDB, Enrique Iglesias takes LatinFinance’s Man of the Year award after demonstrating his commitment to the region by supporting economic development, government effciency, social progress and private sector activities.