MercadoPago sees Mexico fintech law as harmful to competition
Paula Arregui, product director for MercadoPago in Latin America, said certain aspects of Mexico's fintech legislation represent major barriers for new and small players.
Paula Arregui, product director for MercadoPago in Latin America, said certain aspects of Mexico's fintech legislation represent major barriers for new and small players.
A far-reaching judicial crackdown on corruption is crimping private investment and giving rise to concerns over its potential impact on the wider economy.
World leaders descending on the Argentine capital for the G20 summit are set for major trade discussions with the signing of Nafta's replacement deal scheduled for Friday.
Citing broad market uncertainty, the central bank cut the 2019 growth forecast to between 1.7% and 2.7% and said inflation would ease more slowly than it had earlier thought.
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Luiz Fernando Pezão is accused of having participated in a corruption scheme when he served as vice-governor under Sergio Cabral.
The seven-member association, including Mexico's new stock exchange BIVA and financial group GBM, aims to create safety and quality standards for the technology.
Argentina's central bank opens the doors for retailers to deliver correspondent banking services as a Scotiabank executive says the Caribbean is still a focus.
Onur Genç will become the Spanish bank's new CEO on December 31.