Recently released Know Your Customer requirements incite debate among private bankers, writes Lisa K. Wing.
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One Day, One Sale
Lehman Brothers bankers take a look at the build-up to last year’s biggest deal and the lessons drawn from that experience.
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Pago, Si Tengo!
All indications are that Mexico will meet its foreign and domestic debt obligations in 1999.
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Playing it Safe
In the current financing drought, bankers and issuers are cautiously reappraising strategies.
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Real Challenges
LatinFinance talks to Alvaro Guerrero-Ferber, the man recently put in charge of Ecuador’s aborted privatization process, and asks what to expect in the year ahead.
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Renewed Relationships
The US Ex-Im bank is once again supporting Brazil’s public sector. But will market insecurities stifle demand for the new financing program?
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Re-regarding Reinsurance
Some of the world’s largest reinsurers are waiting in the wings as Brazil slowly prepares for the privatization of its reinsurance market.
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Telecom Revolution
Global powerhouses like Telefonica are ahead in the Latin Assets race, but converging technologies are changing the rules of the game.
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The Limits of Austerity
Lawmakers approved Mexico’s 1999 budget by the skin of their teeth; but with renewed capital flows far from certain, how long can the economy bear up under increased austerity?
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Three Steps Forward, Two Steps Back
Money management professionals gather to discuss Latin America, as the region takes three steps forward, two steps back.