London's Role in Latin America's Renewable Revolution
Wind farms and solar parks are spreading across Latin America as the region makes the most of its renewable potential. It’s a great opportunity for the UK’s financial sector…
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How will Climate Change Impact Latin America?
Regardless of whether you believe global warming is man-made or not, it's clear that it is happening. Climate change will have an outsized impact in Latin America with far-reaching economic and social consequences...
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Latin America’s Tech Boom
With Latin Americans using local equivalents of Uber, Ebay and PayPal, is it time British investors paid closer attention to the region’s tech scene? Sam Benstead investigates...
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Dam Disaster Forces Bolsonaro into Environmental Rethink
The backlash following the Brumadinho dam collapse is prompting Brazilian President Jair Bolsonaro to reassess his environment policies, writes, Caio Pizetta Torres, Political Risk Analyst for Brazil & the Southern Cone at Control Risks…
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Argentine Recession Clouds Macri's Electoral Horizon
Argentina’s poor economic performance is undermining president Mauricio Macri in the run-up to elections later this year. We investigate the impact for investors...
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Maduro Regime Coming to an End in Venezuela?
Nicolas Maduro defies international backing for alternative president Juan Guaidó, as his regime stubbornly limps on to its grisly finale...
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Latin America's Election Clock is Ticking
2019 is the second half of a two-year election cycle that is reshaping Latin America’s political map. Canning House explores the impact for investors…
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AMLO's Choice - Investors or Voters
Over the next few months we will learn what we can expect from Mexico’s new president, writes Eduardo Arcos, Control Risks’ Principal Analyst for Mexico...
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Duque Tries to Regain the Initiative
Iván Duque’s first half year was a painful lesson in politics, with his major reforms diluted or waylaid, but now he is trying to reassert himself with a Pact for Colombia. We investigate the impact for investors...
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Bolsonaro's Davos Debut
The newest president of Latin America’s largest economy is starting to implement his economic policies. We investigate how it will impact investors...
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Will 2019 be a Good Year for Latin America?
After a transitional 2018, which saw dramatic political changes, 2019 could bring good news to Latin America. Sam Benstead looks ahead to see what the region can expect in the year to come…
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London’s New Lord Mayor Looking Ahead to a New Year in Latin America
Together, the City of London and Latin America can build a financial system ready for the future, writes London's Lord Mayor, Peter Estlin…
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China's Conquistadors Are Marching Across Latin America
China's rise in Latin America will create competition for the US but it is good news for international investors in the region...
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Costa Rica Leads Latin American Renewable Energy Revolution
Costa Rica has proved that power grids can be completely renewable. Now it must show they can be economically sustainable too…
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International Investors Vie for Latin American Gold and Silver
Pan American Silver's purchase of Tahoe Resources is the latest in a spate of mergers and acquisitions that show investor interest in Latin America's precious metal mining sector is hotting up...
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A Pivotal Moment for El Salvador
Don't be distracted by the migrant caravans - El Salvador has been making steady progress and elections in 2019 could be the catalyst to fix the country. Eduardo Arcos, Control Risks's El Salvador Analyst investigates the impact for investors...
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Bolsonaro's Brazil
The controversial, right-wing, former army captain, Jair Bolsonaro, won a comfortable election victory to become Brazil’s 38th president. We look at how he could reshape Latin America's largest economy and the impact for investors...
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President Vizcarra's Progress in Peru
Peru’s emergency stand-in president, Martín Vizcarra, looks like he may well reform the country. We investigate the impact for investors...
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