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China Construction Bank, CCB, (Brazil), Santander Rio (Argentina) and Patagonia (Argentina), are the top three winners in terms of assets in Latin Trade’s ranking of the top 100 banks in Latin America. CCB’s assets grew ...
Ingo Ploger, President, Strategic Council, CEAL Latin America’s reputation remains shaken and is under fire. In Brazil, the presidency passed a vote of confidence in Congress, confirming its permanence. In Mexico, NAFTA negotiations are facing ...
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Episode 11 of Altamar breaks down Latin America’s monster electoral calendar in 2018, with a focus on what promise to be particularly contentious elections in Brazil, Mexico, and Colombia. Peter and Muni are joined by Venezuelan ...
By Dan Restrepo, Fellow, Center for American Progress With Argentina’s mid-term election in the books, U.S.-based Latin America watchers are engaging in their usual, predictable responses – a series of overbroad generalizations about the implications ...
Brand Finance, an independent branded business valuation consultancy, developed for Latin Trade the ranking of the 100 most valuable brands in Latin America. The value of each brand is calculated using the “Royalty Relief” method, which estimates likely ...
France-based Carrefour’s Latin America operations have shown considerable growth stability, particularly in Brazil, Latin Trade’s Top Retailers Ranking of 2017 shows. Carrefour’s revenues grew almost 29 percent in the first half of 2017, reaching $10.3 ...
These funds raised $3.7 billion in 2016. Interview with Lavca’s President and Director of Research. In 2016, private real estate funds targeting Latin America raised an aggregate $3.7 billion, an amount equivalent to 50 percent ...
Examples of technological change. An interview with Microsoft’s CEO for Latin America. The Philippines, a country of 104 million inhabitants, a bit less than Mexico’s 127 million, is the nation that takes and uploads to ...
The Florida International Bankers Association, FIBA, is ready to host the annual Latin America Trade and Economic Forum, which brings together multinational corporations, banks, importers and exporters to exchange ideas, share their outlook and discuss current ...
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