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Americas Industry Reports
EMIS Insights, our proprietary research arm, provides comprehensive industry reports for Americas. Our network of locally based industry experts supplies analysis exclusive to EMIS customers.
Each report contains in-depth analysis of the sector’s importance for the Americas’s economy, detailed statistics and infographics. The report’s contents include executive summary, sector and subsector overviews, competitive and regulatory environment, as well as thorough company profiles of the top market players.
The insurance sector in Colombia is a competitive market with established players of both local and foreign origin. Slowly, but steadily, insurance products are gaining relevance in Colombia, leading the sector to outgrow the national economy each ...
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In 2023, Brazil's banking sector faced a challenging yet active year, achieving significant financial results while navigating through economic difficulties. The sector reported a net income of approximately BRL 145bn, marking a peak in profitability ...
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Entering Colombia's automotive sector can be strategically approached through various modes. For instance, foreign manufacturers, such as Divemotor, representing brands that include Mercedes-Benz, have entered the market to expand and diversify their ...
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Brazil boasts the highest number of fintechs in Latin America, a status attributed to several factors that have fostered an ideal environment for the sector's emergence and growth. The country's large population and highly concentrated banking system ...
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The fintech sector in Latin America is showing signs of stabilisation and progress toward long-term solidity and resilience. Fintech startups cater to the unbanked population, and the region has seen dynamic regulatory developments, with more ...
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Latin America is a key region for the global mineral markets, thanks to its abundance of natural resources and relatively low domestic consumption. From Chile's and Peru's copper to Brazil's iron ore and niobium, and from Mexico's precious metals ...
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