The Euromoney Latin America Syndicated Loans Conference 2019
26-27 September 2019
Miami, United States
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The Euromoney Latin America Syndicated Loans Conference 2019
26-27 September 2019
Miami, United States
Now in its 15th year, the Euromoney Latin American Syndicated Loans Conference returns once again to Miami on 26-27 September 2019.
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Recent Articles and Videos
Country risk: Why Hungary lags the Visegrad pack
20 September 2019 |
The country’s risk scores have lagged its central European neighbours since the financial crisis. Is overspending in the mid 2000s entirely to blame, or should the Fidesz government take some responsibility?
Mexico risk to Pacific Alliance’s IG club status
20 September 2019 |
Three-quarters of fund managers that responded to a recent Bank of America Merrill Lynch survey think that Mexico is going to lose its investment grade status.
Argentina: Will Alberto Fernández succeed where Macri failed?
20 September 2019 |
Road testing the likely economic and financial policies come the October general election.
Saudi Arabia considers three new banking licences
19 September 2019 |
Applications to operate banks in Saudi Arabia show that consolidation has not shut the door to new entrants.
Market reform, Aramco IPO in focus as Saudi seeks to reassure investors
18 September 2019 |
Saudi Arabia is pressing on with capital markets reform and its planned IPO of Aramco in spite of drone attacks on its oil facilities that briefly spooked markets. Virginia Furness reports from Riyadh.
Sovereign risk: Chile’s enduring miracle
18 September 2019 |
One country showed the way forward for Latin American sovereigns nearly 35 years ago. Many have tried to follow. Have they succeeded?
Why India is as risky as it ever was
18 September 2019 |
Some uncomfortable conclusions arise from a close look at Euromoney’s country risk data for Asia since 1982. India’s opening has been rewarded with a dismal decline in its score, while the overthrow of local dictators doesn’t appear to do much for economies either.
How democracy benefits Africa’s debt
18 September 2019 |
In Africa, the more democratic a country is, the higher its Euromoney Country Risk score, but as the continent’s ECR grade stalls, African countries are diverging – politically and economically.
How MAS propelled Singapore to the top of the class
18 September 2019 |
Singapore’s emergence as a global financial hub is no accident, and has not happened overnight. The key, according to Ravi Menon – the managing director of financial regulator the Monetary Authority of Singapore – is to plan well, act decisively and, above all, listen.