Private Credit in Latin America: Filling the Gap Left by Banks
Private credit — non-bank lending provided by funds, asset managers, and institutional investors — is no longer a niche in Latin America.
Mexico’s Nearshoring Boom: From Assembly to Advanced Manufacturing
Recent data from INEGI, Banxico, and market reports underline notable momentum across sectors. Industrial expansion, private credit flows, and hospitality metrics provide a base for analysis.
Vacation Rentals vs. Hotels: Shifting Investor Appetite in Riviera Maya & Beyond
The Riviera Maya remains Mexico’s crown jewel of tourism investment, attracting millions of visitors annually. But the investment landscape is shifting: vacation rentals, powered by platforms such as Airbnb, are competing head-on with traditional hotels.
The Nearshoring Boom: Mexico’s Industrial Real Estate at a Crossroads
Over the past five years, Mexico has emerged as the key beneficiary of the nearshoring boom. Triggered by U.S.-China trade tensions, pandemic-era supply chain disruptions, and rising global geopolitical risks, companies are rethinking how and where they manufacture.
Performing Assets vs. Long-Term Development in Mexican Hospitality Real Estate
Investors weigh immediate income stability from performing resorts against the higher risks and rewards of long-term development projects.
How Artificial Intelligence Is Reshaping Global Finance
Artificial intelligence (AI) is no longer a peripheral tool in finance—it is becoming the backbone of the industry’s transformation. From day-to-day operations to strategic leadership, AI is transforming how financial institutions operate, manage risks, and engage with clients. Its impact is visible across efficiency gains, decision-making, customer engagement, and regulatory compliance. Streamlining Operations Through Intelligent […]