Colombia, Peru, Costa Rica and Mexico are preparing its financial systems for the pressure from foreign markets on their currencies.
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EBX shareholdings needed to diversify
With nearly 70% of EBX shareholdings with its founder, Eike Bautista, there is a need to diversify in order to retain competitiveness.
Sinopec Group and Sinopec to Create JV
Mother company and subsidiary would form a joint venture partnership to boost profitability. A joint venture would be set up between China Petroleum and Chemical Corp and its mother company.
Cyprus Deal Closes Bank and Force Losses
The Popular Bank of Cyprus would be shut down and funds be put into rehabilitation of Bank of Cyprus according to last ditch bailout plan agreed upon by the government and lending institutions.
Dell's Special Committee Evaluating New Bids
Dell reviewing Icahn and Blackstone offers against the Silver Lake/Dell offer. Currently, the special committee of the Board of Directors of Dell Inc is reviewing the takeover bids submitted by the Blackstone Group and billionaire Carl Icahn.
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Reuters, in its investigation, found existing measures by the EU that could have avoided the Cypriot banking system collapse.
With the economy growing and the hosting of the World Cup and Olympics in the next few years, the foreign language market in Brazil is booming.
Cinven has raised Eur5 billion for at most four acquisitions in Europe this year. Cinven, the renowned private equity firm, has projected that it would make at most four acquisitions in Europe.
Gold prices surge as many investors opt for the metal in light of the Cyprus meltdown. Gold values expected to increase in the next quarter because of the current Cyprus crisis.
Itau' Unibanco emerges as top global debt manager according to Thomson Reuters data. Brazilian banks raced ahead of its foreign competition in the management of global debt offerings from both its government and fellow companies in 2012.
The slowdown in world markets and the decline of the US Dollar value against other currencies is a recipe for problems post 2008.
Investors are pulling away from investing money in funds, instead they co-investment alongside private equity companies.
Leveraged buyouts backed by private equity involved big names since financial crises. Leveraged buyouts backed by private equity have now caught world's attention as they continue to emerge since the economic meltdown.
U.S. companies have become more confident in completing larger acquisitions as the country shows receovery.
