Grupo NBK’s Omar Goyenechea explains the ins and outs of the consolidation process sweeping through Peru’s banking system.
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Peace Paves the Way
After more than 50 years of conflict, Ecuador and Peru seek common ground in trade and development.
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Trouble in Paradise
Caribbean nations fear the worst in the wake of the WTO’s recent ruling on banana exports.
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Ana Botin Resigns After Merger Announcement
The ink was still drying on the merger agreement between Spanish banks Santander and Central Hispano when Ana Patricia Botin, head of wholesale banking at Santander and the force behind […]
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Halo of Hope
A revived economy is still a long way ahead, despite renewed optimism among Colombians, writes David Swafford.
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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.
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Fiscal Fights
LatinFinance talks to Colombia’s finance minister on how he plans to steer the country’s economy during such turbulent times.
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A Taxing Situation
A recent plan to revive Ecuador’s sluggish economy leaves more than a few observers skeptical.
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Consolidation in the Cards
Mergers and a new regulatory body many instill some hope for Ecuador’s flagging financial system.