According to the 2015 Wealth Report, prepared by the international real estate consulting firm Knight Frank, 9,902 of the world’s richest people live in Latin America. That’s 5.7 percent of the super-rich people in the ...

The world report on media and entertainment for 2015-2019 recently published by PwC shows interesting data on how internet penetration is helping the entertainment industry to grow. For example, electronic home video use could account ...

According to the latest report from the insurer Marsh, 2014 was a stable year for the Latin American insurance market. Most countries did not experience a rate increase, and some rates even moved lower. Venezuela ...

The World Economic Forum recently revealed an opinion poll of the risk perceptions of executives, The Executive Opinion Survey for 2015. From the detailed categorization, the survey revealed that Latin Americans feel least prepared to ...

In 2010, South America was going through an economic boom thanks to increasing raw materials exports to China and the expansion of the middle class. According to the report Global Cities 2015, from the global ...

According to the most recent Nielsen study, in the fourth quarter of 2014, the consumer confidence index in Latin America stood at 88, that is three points below the third quarter level. The index declined ...

The latest projections made by the IMF show that a modest recovery is to be expected for Latin America in 2015 (2.2 percent). This forecast is founded on improving exports and the recovery of investment. ...

The International Monetary Fund’s (IMF) World Economic Outlook (WEO) projected that growth for Latin America and the Caribbean would plummet from 2.7 percent in 2013 to 1.3 percent in 2014, the lowest since 2009 (1.2 ...

  Since 2004, the World Bank’s annual report Doing Business has identified more than 2,400 regulatory reforms that have proven to be effective in improving the environment for doing business in countries. The report, which measured ...