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Financial and Stock Market Integration in Central America

Advantage must be taken of the opportunities offered by local markets, and of the importance of endorsing policies and regional negotiation standards.

Monday, March 16, 2009

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Eduardo Rodríguez, Director General of PiPCA (Central American Integral Price Provider), in the blog "Integrated Securities Markets" in Capitales.com, analyzed the opportunity for access to local capital due to the restriction in international credit and its related benefits. At the same time, he was skeptical about the integrated functioning of the stock exchanges in Central America.”

Source: Capitales.com

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Proveedora Integral de Precios Centroamérica

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Central America

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