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Argentina once outpaced the rest of Latin America but its
problems have become so severe that its worsening economic
problems could affect the rest of the region.
Banorte is too big to be a regional player and too small to be a truly national bank. Its management has just one goal in mind.
Retail banking in Mexico used to be a simple business. That has changed as interest rates collapse and foreign banks buy up more of the country’s banks
Through regulatory changes and product diversification, the Brazilian Futures Exchange is becoming a major player in the global markets.
Octavio de Barros, Banco Bilbao Vizcaya Brasil’s chief economist, considers the effects of the Argentine crisis on Brazil.
The Brazilian national development bank still makes loans, but it is working to develop the local capital markets
Big business, investors and government agencies are locked in a political battle that could help decide the future of Brazil’s fading equity market.
Consumer finance is a high-margin and increasingly high-tech business. The traditional market leaders are coming under pressure from banks and US multinationals.
Brazilian retirement funds are finally being made publicly accountable.
Financial institutions that engage in Internet services must protect themselves against fraud-related losses and insure client confidentiality. They also must provide top-line electronic products with a spectrum of services.
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