LONDON/PARIS 04/08/2023: CARBON4FINANCE joins the Climate Bonds Initiative Partnership Programme, supporting sustainable finance growth.

Brazil’s tourism industry has undergone a renewal, with infrastructure and security investments helping restore it to pre-pandemic levels.

Powerful growth will define the future of Latin America’s e-commerce market: 29% growth in volume between 2020 and 2024 with a projected volume of more than US$580 billion, according to Americas Market Intelligence (AMI) analysis from its 2020-2024 LatAm E-Commerce Datapack.

Welcome to the June edition of Energy Panorama.

Welcome to the May edition of Energy Panorama. This month’s featured report “Changes in the Generation Dispatch Criterion in Mexico: A Summary of Direct Impacts” is a Policy Brief, authored by our Non-Resident Fellow, Francisco Xavier Salazar. The Policy Brief explores amendments to Mexico’s Electric Industry Law, but goes beyond the question and debate of the law’s constitutionality and focuses on the significant effects on the economy and the...

Contributions can be made on the BCB website until Friday April 23rd

The Central Bank of Brazil (Banco Central do Brasil) and Climate Bonds Initiative have signed a new Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) with the objective of promoting a sustainable finance agenda and integration of socio-environmental and climatic risks in the national financial sector.

Starting from July 9 and at least until July 14, entry into Italy from one of the following countries is absolutely not allowed: Armenia, Bahrain, Bangladesh, Brazil, Bosnia and Herzegovina, Chile, Kuwait, North Macedonia, Moldova, Oman, Panama, Peru, Dominican Republic. Individuals who have travelled or stayed in one of these countries in the 14 days preceding the intended entry date in Italy are banned from entering the country.

Brazilian Govt announces first LATAM Green Bond program to fund infrastructure projects with green bonds – With Climate Bonds Certification

In early June 2020, AMI and EchoMR combined forces to survey over 2,000 Internet-using adults in Latin America about how COVID-19 has changed them as people and as consumers. On Thursday, June 25th, in a widely broadcast webinar, we will reveal the ‘new normal’ of online consumer habits across Brazil, Mexico, and Colombia.