Infrastructure is a long-term investment that needs predictability and stability, says the head of Brookfield Asset Management’s infrastructure business in Latin America
Category: Interviews
Chile’s Larraín says tighter fiscal policies are a priority
As he focuses on reducing his country’s debt, Chile’s finance minister worries about the economic fallout from the US-China trade dispute
Moneda’s Echeverría looks to ESG themes to guide his investments
Choosing between investment returns and sustainability is a thing of the past, says the founder and president of Chile’s Moneda Asset Management.
BlackRock’s Senra sees opportunities in Latin America’s emerging wealth industry
Regional markets are more mature, but the wealth industry remains in its infancy, says the head of BlackRock’s Latin American business
Veteran investor Mobius is bullish on Brazil
The time is ripe for emerging markets and Brazil is among the most appealing, says Mobius
Peru’s Vizcarra is confident anti-graft initiatives are working
Peruvian president has made the fight against corruption the centerpiece of his administration
Breaking the glass ceiling
Luiza Trajano turned Magazine Luiza from a small giftshop into one
of the 10 largest retailers in Brazil. Now, she is using her influence to place more
women on company boards throughout the country.
Asia’s answer
The Asian Infrastructure Investment Bank arrival was hailed as competition for traditional multilateral players, but AIIB’s president Jin Liqun says the world needs more, not less, development financing options.
Stoking growth
There are threats of a trade war in the north, global rates are rising and China’s growth rate has slowed, but Peru continues to see the potential for expanding its economy by more than 4%.
Q&A: FIBA talks AML compliance, risk in LatAm
President and CEO says there is close to $4trn worth of money being laundered on a global basis
