Political Volatility Breaks Wave of M&As in Latin America

The first half of 2018 has seen a record-breaking volume of corporate consolidation across the globe, and Latin America has become a prominent setting for such activity. The latest slowdown in M&A activity is thought to be stemming from the peak of elections-related volatility, from Mexico to Brazil, and most expect business to continue as usual once the dust settles.

By Bonds & Loans

Nov 15, 2018 // 12:03AM

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