THE ANDES HAVE rarely been at the forefront of international investors’ minds, instead conjuring up images of poverty, guerrilla groups and presidents who survive in office for just a few years. In Latin American business and politics, the might of Brazil and Mexico dominate, and the region’s private equity growth has been no exception. But just as tourists have begun to flock to Peru’s famed Inca citadel of Machu Picchu, so teams of private equity specialists are beginning to scour the Andean region’s capitals of Lima, Bogotá and Santiago, as well as nearby Buenos Aires, for buyout opportunities and the chance to develop funds.
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