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Three ways multilaterals support local banks and drive innovation in the Caribbean

16 October 2014 by Hans Schulz | Leave a Comment

Three ways multilaterals support local banks and drive innovation in the Caribbean

Local banks are a core component of the market architecture in Latin America and the Caribbean with the potential to catalyze innovation and growth. As I return from the Americas Competitiveness Forum in Trinidad & Tobago, my third visit to the country this year, I am reminded how dynamic and innovative its business environment is and how multilaterals can better engage … [Read more...] about Three ways multilaterals support local banks and drive innovation in the Caribbean

Four ways technology and data facilitate SME finance in Latin America & the Caribbean

6 August 2014 by Autor invitado | Leave a Comment

Four ways technology and data facilitate SME finance in Latin America & the Caribbean

* By Greg Da Re Technology, particularly the Internet, allows SMEs to share experiences, connect to different networks and operate in a world without the limitation of geographical barriers. Social networks are increasingly important for companies to position their brands. Social media in Latin America will near 300 million users by 2017. Technology can allow SMEs to … [Read more...] about Four ways technology and data facilitate SME finance in Latin America & the Caribbean

Impact Investing: Does intent matter?

5 May 2014 by Elizabeth Nicoletti | Leave a Comment

Impact Investing: Does intent matter?

Impact investing in Latin America and the Caribbean was highlighted at the the IDB’s annual meeting in Bahía, Brazil. One of the first sessions of the day began with the story of a loan officer evaluating the credit profile of “Helena” – an intelligent, ambitious student seeking a university loan and representing many others like her in the region. Thanks to a bank loan, … [Read more...] about Impact Investing: Does intent matter?

"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

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