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Carlos Guimaraes New IADB PostCarlos Guimarães is joining the Inter-American Development Bank to integrate and expand the bank’s private-sector efforts. In the newly created senior position, he reports directly to […]

Populism in Latin America used to mean inflation and unrest. But in the decades ahead, a new type of populism may be the prevailing political trend.

San Salvador Hosts Cumbre The third LatinFinance Central American conference was held in San Salvador in October, focusing on the region’s struggle to unify its financial markets and create a […]

LatinFinance has selected 25 individuals in line to rise to positions of power and influence in Latin America’s governments, corporations and banks over the next 10 to 15 years.