The government of President Alejandro Toledo appears to be finally hitting its stride.
Category: Peru
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An Attractive Investment Opportunity
Peru has restructured the state, privatized state-owned companies and opened the market.
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Back in the Markets
Having won International Monetary Fund support for his economic program, and political backing with a successful donors’ conference in October 2001 that achieved $600 million of donations and $1 billion […]
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Building Economic Growth
Peru has high hopes that the building industry can help lead an economic recovery.
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Adding an Edge to Peru
Mirko Stiglich, a young banker with skills honed in the international markets, has returned home to revive Peru’s catatonic capital markets and help integrate the country into the world’s financial system.
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Banco Wiese Readies Itself for Recovery
Eugenio Bertini Peru is only slowly recovering from a battering of several years of political turmoil, stalled economic restructuring, global and regional recession, a commodity price slump and the worst […]
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Competent, Committed and Controversial
With three decades of finance experience and long alliance with Peru’s president and finance minister, newly appointed Prime Minister Roberto Dañino could add another shot of credibility to Toledo’s administration. But critics view Dañino as an opportunistic outsider.
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Creating a Consistent Image
Peru has endured erratic economic policies and political corruption at the highest levels. President Alejandro Toledo now must convince investors that the country will pursue a disciplined recovery.
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Milpo’s Mettle Rattles Peru
A small mining company’s hostile takeover of a neighbor mine is a test for the Peruvian capital markets.