After a plunge in bookings during the great lockdown for the pandemic, Latin American tourism companies are investing again as demand revives and troubles in Europe make the region that […]
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Posted in2022 Q2
PARTING SHOT-INTERVIEW: ROGELIO RAMÍREZ DE LA O
LatinFinance sat down with Mexico’s Minister of Finance and Public Credit, Rogelio Ramírez de la O, for a wide-ranging conversation mid-March that touched on the impact of the Ukraine war […]
Posted in2022 Q1
EDITOR’S LETTER: GAME ON! THE FUTURE OF BANKING
Dear reader, In this issue, we explore how banks have fared during the COVID-19 pandemic in Latin America and the Caribbean, a crisis that could have pushed a few to […]
Posted in2022 Q1
MARKET TALK-2022 OUTLOOK: BONDS
Brazil, Chile and Mexico – and sustainable bonds – will lead issuance in the first quarter of 2022, tempered by concerns about rising global interest rates as inflation surges. Latin […]
Posted in2022 Q1
MARKET TALK-2022 OUTLOOK: EQUITY
Rising global inflation and interest rates has brought a decline in equity issuance in Latin America, while general elections in Brazil are deterring new deals in the region’s busiest market. […]
Posted in2022 Q1
MARKET TALK-2022 OUTLOOK:M&A
Brazil and Mexico will lead dealmaking in 2022, yet only so much as high inflation and political uncertainty abate investor appetite for acquisitions. Latin American M&A activity is expected be […]
Posted in2022 Q1
MARKET TALK-2022 OUTLOOK: LOANS
Latin America is poised for a rise in loan activity in 2022, as banks dip into the cash reserves they built up during the pandemic. Mexican companies likely will be […]
Posted in2022 Q1
COVER-DIGITAL BANKING: BANK TO THE FUTURE
The pandemic has sped up the digitalization of the banking industry. This will be crucial for the growth of traditional banks in a region of internet-savvy consumers and fast-expanding digital-only […]
Posted in2022 Q1
COVER-GREEN BANKING:FINANCING THE TRANSITION
Latin America’s banks have the potential to play a crucial role in the fight against climate change. More of them are taking the threat – and the opportunities – seriously. […]