An incubator for entrepreneurial ventures is part of a Chilean government drive to make it easier to do business. Already it’s finding success.
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Venezuela: Walking away
Multinational companies are increasingly looking to sell their Venezuelan operations to local players as the government struggles with its economy and debt load. By Robert Shaw
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Brazil Infrastructure: Rethinking BNDES
Michel Temer’s administration has ambitious plans to slash government participation in funding infrastructure. Critics are unsure of the power of private investors to fill the gap
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Is Pemex’s turnaround moving fast enough?
Pemex is embracing efficiencies in the face of declining revenues and Mexico’s government hopes tough love will help the company raise cash
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MEXICO MARKETS: Forging a new path
Pemex was touted as the trailblazer for a new financing vehicle, but toll road concessionaire Pinfra stole headlines in August when it announced plans for Mexico’s first Fibra E
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Colombia’s peace deal could be a boost for one part of the economy
“Right now is the time to be doing due diligence,” says a Bogota-based consultant.
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Brazil Alternatives: Proving their worth
Using math to drive steady returns, quantitative hedge funds are gaining popularity in Brazil
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COVER STORY: Ready to snap
With the heady days of frenetic borrowing now a distant memory, Latin American companies are finding their debt is quickly becoming a chain blocking their path forward. As they search for nimbler financial structures, tensions are growing with their creditors
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COVER STORY: A new direction for investment banking
As Latin America’s capital markets issuers grappled with an increasingly cool reception from international buyers, investment banking revenues nosedived in 2015. Now, intermediaries are re-examining their strategies for the changing global cycle and looking at new business areas for profit