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  • Deutsche Bank is the latest international bank to reach a settlement with over Libor manipulation, but its legal troubles – and benchmark-related investigations – are far from over
  • More bespoke capital market instruments are being sold out of emerging markets, despite dropping volumes caused by instability
  • By modernising its legal framework, the country has become a leader in the Caribbean. Guzmán Ariza's Fabio J Guzmán-Saladín and Fabio J Guzmán-Ariza explain why its FDI prospects continue to grow
  • Alvarado y Asociados's Gloria Maria de Alvarado and Favio Josué Batres P explain why the country offers opportunities for investors looking for an entry point into Latin America
  • El Salvador’s banking market has been growing more competitive and attractive over the last decade. Oscar Samour Santillana of Consortium Centro America Abogados analyses whether the banking sector must diversify and make room for new players
  • As the country gets set to complete the expansion of the canal, hopes are high for increased trade and development. Arias Fabrega & Fabrega's Ricardo M Arango explains why
  • Long term stability and government tax incentives have helped attract foreign investors. Martin Litwak of Litwak & Partners analyses the project finance and fund formation opportunities helping continue the trend
  • Volkan Hidayetoglu of Hidayetoglu & Co looks at how Turkey has reformed its investment environment to create a level playing field for local and foreign investment alike
  • IFLR's inaugural MINT Guide provides readers with crucial insight into the nuances of the emergent group's economic climate and financial agenda
  • Radical innovation in the financial sector is at odds with a paternalistic, overcautious stance on the part of regulators, according to Michael Washburn