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"Mexico and Brazil: Can Latin America compete with China's Booming Auto Industry?"
Wim van Acker

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LATIN AMERICA: "Mexico: Taxation of Cross-Border Mergers and Acquisitions" report

LATIN AMERICA: "Mexico: Taxation of Cross-Border Mergers and Acquisitions" report. 13-page report by KPMG Mexico.

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Latin America Corporate Treasury Benchmarking Study 2011

Executive summary
The Study attracted just over 120 responses from a diverse corporate universe in terms of geography, industry sector and size. The level of seniority of respondents is also impressive: the majority are group treasurers, regional treasurers and other respondents include CFOs and FDs. Responses were received from eight countries across the region with Brazil, Argentina and Chile particularly well represented with 30%, 20% and 16% of respondents respectively. 23% of respondents were from the US.

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Source: JP Morgan - GAI

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