(Bloomberg) June 2, 2011 – KKR & Co., the private-equity firm managed by Henry Kravis and George Roberts, plans to enter Latin American markets, Kravis said today. KKR to Enter…
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Getting Regulation Right: A Work in Process
May 19, 2011Last week I took part in a panel discussion on the impact of regulation on emerging markets private equity just days after LAVCA launched the 2011 Scorecard – our annual…
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LAVCA Releases 2011 Scorecard
May 9, 2011The annual LAVCA Scorecard ranks business environments for private equity and venture capital activity of 12 countries in Latin America on a scale of 1-100 (with 100 being the most…
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2011 LAVCA Industry Data – Now Available!
March 30, 20112011 LAVCA Industry Data summarizes the results of the Latin American Venture Capital Association’s third annual survey of nearly 200 fund management firms active in Latin America and the Caribbean,…
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What are Asian investors doing in Latin America?
March 24, 2011In February I headed to a conference in Hong Kong organized to promote investment between Asia and Latin America. I wanted to get a better understanding of what kinds of…
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Buyout funds raise record $8.1 bln for LatAm
March 21, 2011(Reuters) March 21, 2011 – Buyout firms investing in Latin America raised a record $8.1 billion in 2010, more than twice the previous year, partly because of growing interest from…
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Executive Briefing: Latin America PE in 2010: Overheated, or Just Hot?
September 21, 2010Next week in New York we will be hosting a record number of investors at the 2010 LAVCA Summit, just days after The Economist declared on its cover that Latin…
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Developing a Domestic VC Industry: China Looks to Latin America
September 20, 2010By Maria Bustamante, LAVCA Policy makers recognize that innovation funded by a dynamic domestic venture capital industry is an important driver of job creation. This theme is particularly relevant in…
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(Reuters) July 5, 2010 – Cosan, the world’s largest producer of sugar and ethanol, sold on Monday a 25 percent stake in its Rumo Logistica unit for 400 million reais…