Banking sectors in central and eastern Europe have some of the highest foreign ownership rates in the world, but risks from eurozone parents could be curtailed by deleveraging since 2008.
Latest articles from El Salvador
From
World
/ Americas
/ El Salvador
Latin America leads the profits league
Latin American banks show the highest returns of any region in the world, but there are some sharp variations within the region.
From
World
/ Americas
/ El Salvador
Winners and Losers in LATAM
Some of the multilateral development banks in the Latin Americas region are proving stellar sources of funding at this time of crisis, although others are lagging behind with depleted reserves. Writer Jane Monahan
From
World
/ Americas
/ El Salvador
El Salvador central bankers pull rank
Sometimes, however, it is not the US authorities that give central American banks a hard time, it is their own authorities. El Salvadorean banks are miffed because the investment reserves they deposit at the central bank are outsourced to international investment banks to manage.
Please select an area to explore
Most popular content
-
1 recommendations
-
1 recommendations
-
1 recommendations
-
2 recommendations
The Banker on Twitter
-
TheBanker: Are you on #LinkedIn? Join The Banker's LinkedIn group and discuss banking themes and issues with our editors: http://t.co/WGyeU8AS24 May 2012 13:45:57
-
TheBanker: Lebanese banks shrug off setbacks to stay on path to growth http://t.co/Lnl6L8Fq #MiddleEast24 May 2012 13:22:36
-
TheBanker: "[In LatAm] local investment opportunities have skyrocketed, making people much happier to invest within the region." Peter Yeates, HSBC23 May 2012 13:14:01
-
TheBanker: Battlelines are drawn in the fight for Latam's HNWIs http://t.co/oIztd5tb #markets #banks23 May 2012 13:10:25
