Last year, investment bankers fondly recalled to Global Finance the glory of 2021 when deal values enjoyed a peak of more than $5 trillion. The 24-month stretch that followed can best be summed up as a dud. Financial advisers saw M&A activity dwindle in 2023 to its lowest level in a decade. Table of Contents Global Winners Global Winners by Sector Regional Winners Country, Territory and District Winners Debt Equities Infrastructure M&A For Thomas Smale and other M&A professionals, there was one main reason as to why deal pros saw far fewer mandates: inte ..read more

A push for corporate resilience is expected to boost manufacturing in Latin America as well as investment from both northern ..read more

The sustainable finance sector was in a holding pattern through much of 2023—but a breakout could be nigh Issuance of ..read more

Global Finance top picks for Latin America from awards so far this year. Joseph Giarraputo (l) of Global Finance with ..read more

Challenges like climate change are raising demand for subsidies, despite the threat of enlarged debt burdens.  Being stuck behind a ..read more

Tourism and aviation are on the mend, boosting Latin America’s travel sector.   Latin America offers a wealth of contradictions: One ..read more

After being stuck in the initial public offering (IPO) doldrums for the past two years, Latin American and Caribbean markets ..read more

Latin America’s economic prospects are bolstered by its digitally savvy people and shifting global trade trends. Nearsharing Boost Corporate nearshoring ..read more

Electronic billing gains a foothold. Economic headwinds and geopolitical tension resulted in a drop in trade flows last year, marking ..read more

Technology investment fuels growth in supply chain finance. According to a September report from Allied Market Research, “The global supply ..read more