While Brazil's banks predictably take the top spots in The Banker's Top 150 Latin American Banks ranking, a stellar year for Argentina's banks saw them posting impressive return-on-asset ratios.
View from Felaban 2011
Date:13-15 November, 2011
Location:Miami, Florida
The Banker will attend the FELABAN Annual Assemblyand our editors will report regularly from the event with view-points and thought-led discussions with key industry figures.
So whether you plan to visit the FELABAN Annual Assemblyor not, if you would like to keep abreast of the latest developments and trends, The Banker’s View From FELABAN 2011 is your ideal guide before, during and after the event.
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