Category: Featured Interviews
Will the new leftist leaders in Latin America change business conditions in their countries? Will China benefit from its ideological proximity to the region’s leaders? Will there be a substantial capital flight from the region? ...
The financial sector still needs to understand the complexities of the Amazon region to become a good player against deforestation and other ESG wrongdoings. It has to sharpen its insights to correctly appraise a business, ...
In the beginning of July, Tomás Houdely was packing his bags to travel from Santiago de Chile to Montreal. By the middle of the month, he had already set up a subsidiary of his company ...
“In the near term, there are several, very significant, challenges that have to be tackled,” said Rebecca Bill Chavez, recently-appointed president and CEO of Washington D.C.-based think tank, the Inter-American Dialogue. The list is not ...
Latin America urgently needs to decide how it will deal with a new breed of highly indebted, near insolvent zombie firms, and with a group of opaque banks that will come out of the 2020 recession. ...
Dubai Chambers recently signed a memorandum of understanding (MoU) with the Chamber of Commerce and Services of Uruguay, as part of its efforts to explore promising markets across Latin America and identify trade and investment ...
ERPs concentrate all the information. From corporate goals and budgets, to whom has just been hired, to problems in the supply chain, to digital selling, invoicing, and accounting. Equipped with Machine Learning tools, could it ...
In the fourth part of this exclusive interview, Anabel González, Deputy Director General of the World Trade Organization, discusses the mindset and skill sets that governments and entrepreneurs in the region should have to fully ...
In this exclusive interview, Latin Trade speaks with Anabel González. In this introduction, Anabel discusses her career path that led her to become the first Latin American woman to assume the role of Deputy Director ...
Indian billionaire Sridhar Vembu gained visibility as a corporate figure in his country, ironically after he decided to move more than a year ago to a sort of voluntary seclusion in Mathalamparai, a 2,100-inhabitant village. ...