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"A man is not a financial plan:" Banks globally target women clients

17 November 2013 by Elizabeth Nicoletti | Leave a Comment

“A man is not a financial plan:” Banks globally target women clients

Westpac's Larke Riemer is director of women's markets and not shy about her business, offering straightforward advice for women clients. Five top leaders in women's banking, including Riemer, spoke today on an eye-opening panel at the 47th annual FELABAN (Latin American Federation of Banks) conference in Miami, FL. The session highlighted how to strengthen female financial … [Read more...] about “A man is not a financial plan:” Banks globally target women clients

Approaching infrastructure from all angles: sustainable opportunities in Latin America and the Caribbean

8 October 2013 by Elizabeth Nicoletti | Leave a Comment

“Please see if it is feasible to create these roads so that they will pay for themselves,” famously declared Franklin Delano Roosevelt, the United States’ 32nd president. In Latin America and the Caribbean, such a boundless, timeless statement holds true for the majority of today’s infrastructure projects. An IDB study recently affirmed that investments in infrastructure … [Read more...] about Approaching infrastructure from all angles: sustainable opportunities in Latin America and the Caribbean

From knowledge to reality: Leveling the playing field for women

30 September 2013 by Hans Schulz |

What a coincidence that during the same week, the IMF published “Women, Work and the Economy”, the Clinton Global Initiative announced numerous initiatives to empower women and the IDB hosted Jackie VanderBrug to kick off a speaker series highlighting influential professionals who promote women in the private sector. While long overdue, the issue of gender is getting the … [Read more...] about From knowledge to reality: Leveling the playing field for women

The private sector and trade: ensuring hardware and software compatibility

1 August 2013 by Hans Schulz | Leave a Comment

The private sector and trade: ensuring hardware and software compatibility

Like a computer, hardware and software must be compatible. The absence of one or the lack of coordination among the two can leave the whole system inoperable. When it comes to trade, Latin America and the Caribbean (LAC) is making gains in “software” in the form of free trade agreements (FTAs), trade finance and customs modernization, yet more is needed to bolster integration … [Read more...] about The private sector and trade: ensuring hardware and software compatibility

Renewable Energy: Approaching the tipping point

10 June 2013 by Elizabeth Nicoletti | Leave a Comment

Renewable Energy: Approaching the tipping point

Renewable Energy: Approaching the tipping point Imagine pushing a cumbersome and heavy ball up a steep incline with the goal of arriving at the top and having it roll down the other side by itself to a final destination. The initial time invested and physical strength exerted would seem worthwhile if you could just arrive at the summit – the tipping point. This is oftentimes … [Read more...] about Renewable Energy: Approaching the tipping point

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