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Banks and Your Global Business: Trends, Tips, and Tactics for 2025

Banks are the lifeblood of your business: fueling your operations, funding new facilities, and bringing M&A and other growth strategies to life. For your customers and supply chain partners, they’re vital to doing business with your company. When your business spans many regions across the globe, today’s rapidly evolving banking sector spurs many questions, such

Big Risk, Big Reward? Three Overlooked Options for Your Latin American Business Strategy

When considering new markets for investment, exports, or expansion, the tempting path is the one of least resistance: the most predictable business climate, the lowest level of economic volatility, the fewest politically themed international headlines. But there’s one big problem with that approach. Everyone else is considering these markets as well, so you’ll encounter more

Beyond Trump vs. Harris: Navigating the Interconnections and Uncertainties of a New U.S. Administration

As we write this, it’s October 2024. The United States is on the cusp of a decision: make its current vice president the first woman to hold this top executive role or Make America Great Again again. Whatever happens (or happened, if you’re reading this blog after the dust has settled), one thing is clear:

Is FDI the Right Move for Your Global Growth Strategy?

“Businesses from all over the world have recognized that the ability to expand their profits either through wider market penetration or through outsourcing parts of their operations to lower-cost jurisdictions is no longer a strategy limited to the largest companies. If they don’t take advantage, their competitors will!” – Business Law Today, April 2024 If

Argentina Mid-2024 Outlook: Drastic Changes—and Opportunity—in the Drive for Foreign Investment

“The changes our country needs are drastic,” Argentina’s new president Javier Milei declared shortly after being elected in late 2023. What happened next certainly lived up to this promise. Under what France 24 called “an all-out fiscal austerity program,” aiming to eliminate the deficit and tame chronic inflation, Milei’s government put infrastructure and public works