HeyJaredThomas Monteiro
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- Sep 29, 2026
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How Central America Is Winning the US Trade War (opens the original)
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Home Features How Central America Is Winning the US Trade War Author: Thomas Monteiro | Photos: Shutterstock A succession of tariff exemptions has handed the region a windfall trade advantage over its Asian rivals. A string of exemptions carved out of successive U.S. tariff impositions has made Central America an unexpected winner in the global trade war. The region’s garment makers now hold a significant duty advantage over Asian rivals, its sugar exporters face a U.S. market where Brazilian co
Private Credit Fees Tick Higher (opens the original)
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Home Private Credit Private Credit Fees Tick Higher Author: Thomas Monteiro | Photos: Shutterstock Investors, though, continue to debate the true cost of owning private credit funds. This article appears in the September 2026 issue of Global Finance Magazine. For the first time since the Covid-19 pandemic, private credit’s headline management fees are returning to historical norms. According to data analytics firm Preqin’s latest fund-terms report, direct-lending funds raised in 2025 charged a m
Latin American Neobanks Take the Next Step (opens the original)
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Home Technology Latin American Neobanks Take the Next Step Author: Thomas Monteiro | Photos: Shutterstock As their customer base grows fast, fintechs across the region are looking to become banks in the full regulatory and economic sense. This article appears in the September 2026 issue of Global Finance Magazine. After nearly a decade of explosive growth, Brazil’s fintech industry has crossed a threshold that once looked unthinkable; a digital bank now counts more customers than any of the coun
Europe’s Long-Bond Market Faces €1.6T Dutch Pension Shock (opens the original)
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Home Economics, Policy & Regulation Europe’s Long-Bond Market Faces €1.6T Dutch Pension Shock Author: Thomas Monteiro | Photos: Shutterstock European CFOs must adjust as the region’s biggest pension buyer of long-dated debt cuts back. This article appears in the September 2026 issue of Global Finance Magazine. The Netherlands pension system is beginning to reduce one of Europe’s most reliable sources of demand for long-dated debt as a broad regulatory shift changes how Dutch pension funds manage
Emerging Markets: Colombia's Fintech Boom Faces Policy Test (opens the original)
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Home Technology Emerging Markets: Colombia’s Fintech Boom Faces Policy Test Author: Thomas Monteiro | Photos: Shutterstock Can fintech bridge Colombia’s financial gap? Recent policy shifts and new leadership suggest it can. This article appears in the July/August issue of Global Finance Magazine. After several years of subdued growth, weighed down by weak fixed investment, high borrowing costs, persistent productivity constraints, and a complex political environment, Colombia’s next growth story
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