Category: Mexico

Banorte has come a long way in a short time. As Mexico’s last big locally-owned commercial bank, Banorte has its work cut out to compete against giant foreign-owned banks that […]

Pedro Aspe, the former Mexican finance minister who resurrected the country’s finances in the late 1980s, raises money for small- to medium-sized companies starved of capital.

Eight years after the government’s banking intervention, the Mexican public still lacks a full accounting of the costly decisions taken to stabilize the country’s financial system.

The Mexican cellular operator has gobbled up competitors in South America in a bid to be a top player in every market where it operates.

Mexico’s finance secretary has firmly managed Mexico’s accounts, even paying off the last of the country’s Brady bonds. Economic stability and low inflation now are hallmarks of Latin America’s biggest economy.

In 1995, just as Mexico was crawling out of the peso crisis, the ailing sovereign found its salvation in the international debt market. In December 1994, the country had sunk […]

It must be satisfying to witness years of labor come to fruition. Martín Werner, managing director of Goldman Sachs’ Mexico office, has dedicated almost his entire career at Mexico’s ministry […]

Today, Teléfonos de México (Telmex) is one of the most successful telecommunication companies in Latin America. It is the dominant provider of fixed-line and cellular services in Mexico. Telmex’s evolution […]

In 1995, just as Mexico was crawling out of the peso crisis, the ailing sovereign found its salvation in the international debt market. In December 1994, the country had sunk […]