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Why does the private sector need capital markets?

10 June 2016 by Tom Sarrazin | Leave a Comment

Why does the private sector need capital markets?

Across emerging markets, access to finance is one of the largest barriers to success for private enterprises. Business leaders cite scarcity of credit as their main concern for growth, outweighing issues like corruption, tax and political instability. … [Read more...] about Why does the private sector need capital markets?

Three ways to strengthen financing for private companies in the Caribbean

15 April 2016 by Therese Turner-Jones | Leave a Comment

Three ways to strengthen financing for private companies in the Caribbean

Growing up in The Bahamas, I remember my grandmother’s asue. There weren’t any banks where she lived on the island of Inagua, and even if there had been, it wasn’t customary for women to frequent them. To adapt, women (and sometimes men) formed their own informal savings groups, known as asues. As her group’s custodian, my grandmother collected a weekly contribution from … [Read more...] about Three ways to strengthen financing for private companies in the Caribbean

The region is evolving. So are we.

8 April 2016 by James P. Scriven | Leave a Comment

The region is evolving. So are we.

We are witnessing the Fourth Industrial Revolution, the theme at this year’s World Economic Forum in Davos. It represents the digital revolution, the rise of the collaborative economy and growth expectations that are exponential instead of linear. The economic transformations emerging from this revolution remind us that the business models of yesterday cannot build the business … [Read more...] about The region is evolving. So are we.

Banks can make the world a better place — here’s how

1 October 2015 by Autor invitado | Leave a Comment

Banks can make the world a better place — here’s how

* By Angela Miller When people are asked to name institutions they trust, banks rarely top the list.  In fact, they don’t usually make it among the top five. According to the Edelman Trust Barometer, the financial sector is among the least trusted industries, a position it has held since the height of the global financial crisis in 2008. … [Read more...] about Banks can make the world a better place — here’s how

Development finance institutions and private sector innovation

17 September 2015 by Autor invitado | Leave a Comment

Development finance institutions and private sector innovation

By Andre Averbug Development finance institutions (DFIs) can play an important role promoting innovation for increased competitiveness and sustained development in their client countries. Properly executed programs and projects can leverage private investment placement, develop local capital markets, improve resource allocation, as well as avoid moral hazard. … [Read more...] about Development finance institutions and private sector innovation

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