Leda Alvim is an Emerging Markets Reporter, specializing in Latin America, for various publications including BNN Bloomberg, Bloomberg News, and The Australian Financial Review. With a background in journalism from ABC News and USF Oracle, Leda covers a wide range of topics including finance, economics, and business in the Latin American region. She is known for her expertise in analyzing market trends and providing insightful commentary on emerging market bonds and investments.
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By: Giovanna Bellotti Azevedo, Leda Alvim
Em pouco mais de uma década, a Nu Holdings passou de uma obscura startup fintech em São Paulo para o banco mais valioso de toda a América Latina. Foi uma ascensão vertiginosa, impulsionada por um modelo de negócios para o qual os gigantes do setor financeiro brasileiro nunca tiveram muita disposição: empréstimos para famílias de baixa renda.
Shares in Brazilian fintechs StoneCo Ltd. and Pagseguro Digital Ltd. , known as PagBank, tumble in New York after Morgan Stanley downgraded both stocks and slashed their earnings forecasts, warning that Brazil's digital payments market had “likely reached saturation.”
(Bloomberg) -- Investors poured cash into an exchange-traded fund tracking Mexican stocks last week, recording its biggest weekly inflows this year
By: Leda Alvim, Selcuk Gokoluk Mattie, Victor Tangermann
(Bloomberg) -- Latin American currencies underperformed their emerging-market peers on Tuesday amid a risk-off mood across global markets ahead of key US inflation data on Wednesday.
By: Leda Alvim, Selcuk Gokoluk Tue
Latin American FX Underperforms Peers as Traders Await US Inflation Data
By: Leda Alvim, Peter Laca
By: Leda Alvim, Michael O Boyle, Vinicius Andrade
A recent flurry of judicial and economic rule changes has served as a reminder of just how unpredictable operating in Latin America can be, denting the region's appeal for foreign investors already weary after years of sub-par returns.
By: Leda Alvim, Giovanna Bellotti Azevedo
Shares in Azul SA rallied the most since early 2023 following a report that the Brazilian air carrier is nearing a deal with lessors that would entail a debt-for-equity swap.
By: Andras Gergely, Leda Alvim
Emerging-market assets closed the week higher as traders began to price in greater odds of a half-point interest rate cut by the Federal Reserve, fueling risk appetite across the globe.
By: Leda Alvim, Vinícius Andrade, Michael O Boyle
A demonstrator protests against the country's ban of X, the social media platform formerly known as Twitter, in Sao Paolo on September 7.
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