About the Best managed companies in Latin America
Analysts at leading banks and research institutes are asked to nominate their top companies in each of the Latin American countries or sectors they covered, bearing in mind market strength, profitability, growth potential and quality of management and earnings.
Previous results
March 2011
International investor interest in Latin America has intensified scrutiny of the corporate governance and investor relations of companies in the region. Big companies such as Vale, Petrobras and bank BBVA have responded remarkably well to this scrutiny. Rob Dwyer reports.
March 2010
Global and regional financial crises provide Latin America’s corporate executive with stark evidence of benefits of good corporate governance and risk management.
March 2009
The partly state-owned Brazilian oil company sees no conflict between profitability, state ownership and social responsibility, according to its chief financial officer, Almir Barbassa. Jason Mitchell reports.
March 2008
Large Latin American companies with substantial exposure to foreign investment are adapting rapidly to the need for good corporate governance and receptive investor relations. But there is still a hard core of resistance to change from family-centred businesses. John Rumsey reports.
February 2007
Latin America’s best companies, like its capital markets, are beginning to find their bite. Boldness is the buzzword in a stable environment of 5% regional economic growth. For a growing club, foreign markets are the targets for
home-grown Latin success stories. Leticia Lozano reports.
March 2006
Latin American companies are shedding reputations for irresponsible management to become competitors, and even leaders, in the global markets. So much so that some don’t even want to be considered Latin any more. Lawrence White analyses the results of Euromoney’s first survey of the best-managed companies in the region.
