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  • Radical innovation in the financial sector is at odds with a paternalistic, overcautious stance on the part of regulators, according to Michael Washburn
  • An ambitious set of reforms could transform Mexico’s investment environment. Former ambassador to the EU and Nafta negotiator Jaime Zabludovsky explains what is needed to capitalise on the changes
  • Serdar Paksoy and Begüm Nisli of Paksoy Law Firm examine how Turkey is dealing with anti-corruption through international engagement and legislative change
  • Brazil’s regulators are looking to overcome a market slump and increasing regional competition by simplifying rules and streamlining listing processes
  • The Latin American Integrated Market (MILA) could be a huge opportunity for companies in the region, but it will rely on regulators’ determination to cooperate. The president of Colombia’s securities exchange discusses its progress
  • Latin American countries’ adoption of Basel III is leading to the rise of AT1s as a financing tool for banks, as well as an investment vehicle for international funds
  • The IFLR1000’s Chris Cooper assesses the risks and opportunities in a vibrant region
  • Freddy Karyadi, Ayik Candrawulan Gunadi and Kartika Budianti Lestari of ABNR assess the House of Representatives’ draft legislation on banking, which would cap foreign ownership in Indonesian banks at 40%
  • Energy reforms are opening up the country’s energy market to investment and competition. And as the country strives for energy independence, the reforms are being clarified and new projects are being approved
  • Jonathan Moore looks at the recent troubles in the Turkish economy and how the country is managing to remain a growing force in the world