Features

Latin America’s largest economy is a challenging jurisdiction for international investors but the potential rewards are worth the effort, writes Adam Patterson in Curitiba…

With the pandemic receding into history – and the country’s involvement in the grey list set to follow – Panama’s banking sector is set for rapid growth…

Write Martín Fraguío and Paloma Ochoa from Southern Cone agricultural think tank, GPS…

The energy transition and inflation are pushing demand for two of Latin America’s major metals – copper and gold. We analyse some of the best up-and-coming projects in the region…

The Plazuela de Alfaro development in the beautiful city of Panama is an architectural landmark that is also catching the eye of international investors…

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Schlumberger is the largest oilfield services company in Ecuador – now it is using transition technologies to help the country reduce the environmental impact of oil production…

With Mexico, Peru and Chile making life more difficult for mining, investors are increasingly looking at iron ore powerhouse Brazil to provide other metals, such as gold, copper and nickel…

The pandemic accelerated the energy transition but the world will still be relying heavily on the region’s hydrocarbons for several decades. We investigate the role Latin America’s oil producers will play…

This is the third in a series of articles that use edited extracts from Oxford Professor, Edwin Williamson’s The Penguin History of Latin America, to help international investors today learn from the region’s past…

Ask investors about Latin America and they will answer with mining, agribusiness and petroleum. But as data becomes “the oil of the 21st century,” Latin America’s tech sector has more to offer, says Riley Kaminer…

The president elect has long ties with the region and is less confrontational than his predecessor but real change may be limited. We investigate how Joe Biden could change US ties with its major allies, and enemies, in the region…