Will markets ignore the busiest election year in history?
It is difficult to pick the resulting market outcome from any election
Mexico
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Credit Suisse sells part of Mexico operation
Bank will still offer wealth services to clients with ‘complex and global’ needs
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How can wealth firms be successful in Latam?
Companies ‘try to impose too much of a European or American style business culture’
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Julius Baer sells 50% stake in Mexican wealth manager
But will still retain 19.9% of the business as it remains ‘committed’ to the market
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Spanish planners to be able to advise in Mexico
Move follows mutual recognition of certifications between the two countries
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Julius Baer expands operation in Mexico
The Latin America country ‘constitutes a core market in the region’ for the Swiss firm
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Brazil vs Mexico – which is the better bet?
Both have new presidents intent on bringing big changes, writes EFG Asset Management’s Moz Afzal
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Five emerging market views on Mexican elections
Mexico is set to lurch to the left when it goes to the polls this weekend with populist Andrés Manuel López Obrador, known by his nickname Amlo, the front runner in the presidential elections. Five managers weigh in on what Mexico’s politics mean for emerging market investors.
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Signs of growth but Latin America still a ‘work in progress’
After a multi-year slowdown, 2017 was the year in which Latin America’s growth resumed. But each country is still, very much, its own economic and investment story.
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Aegon opens Mexican asset manager
Dutch insurer Aegon and its North American subsidiary Transamerica are setting up a Mexican asset management joint venture with the same firm that partnered with Lombard International to launch a life company earlier this year.
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Best and worst expat countries for high pay
The best places to earn a decent annual wage without having to work around the clock are in western Europe. Eastern Europe fared badly but Mexico ranked bottom, a recent report by ExpatFinder found.
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US equity markets to ignore protectionist threat
If Donald Trump makes good on his proposal to impose tariffs on all imports from Mexico to fund the construction of a wall on the country’s border with the US, this will have a profound impact on the US economy and on the profitability of some US companies. Are markets right to ignore this threat…