Corporates from Colombia have a hard time in the international capital markets. However many miles they rack up meeting investors, the country remains best known for an infamous export and the cartels that produce it.
The violence and corruption of the drugs trade mean that investors still demand a hefty premium for investing in Colombia. But the stability that president Alvaro Uribe has brought means that investors bold enough to invest in the Bogotá market have enjoyed healthy returns in the past few years.
Access intelligence that drives action
To unlock this research, enter your email to log in or enquire about access
