The country’s financial markets have been in bad health since Argentina suffered a severe economic crisis between 2001 and 2002.
At the end of October this year, the total market capitalization of the Buenos Aires stock exchange was $62 billion compared with $1.4 trillion for the São Paulo exchange and $426 billion for the Mexico City exchange, according to the World Federation of Exchanges. Even Peru’s Lima exchange has a market cap of $69.9 billion.
However, it is understood that several big Argentine enterprises plan to undertake IPOs...
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