Latin America: Whose project finance backyard is it?

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Americas

Rob Dwyer

Contributor

Chinese inroads into Latin American project markets are on the rise – and US isolationist policies have helped. With Chinese sponsors willing to take on the type of risk that others will not, is a massive increase in Chinese project financing into Latin America a political and economic inevitability?

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