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The decline in traditional banking’s market share is driving the growth of asset-backed financing, an alternative that is gaining ground due to its diversification and credit protection.
Macroeconomic improvements, a commitment to fiscal sustainability and an eventual pro-market and fiscally more austere policy shift open room for a revaluation in credit instruments.
We need a public policy determined to strengthen the stock market, to value the well assumed risk and to generate the necessary conditions for more investors to want to participate in the country's development.
Baidu, Alibaba, Tencent and Xiaomi emerge as leaders in an Asian market, driven by state stimulus and a more favorable external environment.
After years of uncertainty and underperformance, local assets are once again standing out. The Chilean market is positioned as one of the most attractive globally.
The investment will be executed over 15 years and will drive innovation, digital training, talent development and economic development.
In its latest report, the IMF warns of a more complex and less promising outlook for the region in the face of new trade tensions between the US and China.
It is always important to question whether investment success is a matter of skill or chance. Investing solely on the basis of past performance does not ensure future returns; the key is long-term consistency.
Latin America remains a key focus for foreign investment, even in the face of its economic and political challenges.
The future is green and full of opportunities. The transition to renewable energy is underway and changing the way we invest and generate wealth.
