Michael O'Boyle is an Emerging Markets Reporter at [Employer]. He covers finance and emerging markets in Mexico, with a focus on capital markets, economic policy, and the local and regional economy. Michael's work has been featured in prominent publications including Tech Xplore, Yahoo Finance, Bloomberg Law, and several others.
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Michael O'Boyle's coverage primarily focuses on finance, economy, government, and politics in Mexico. He frequently cites data and covers government announcements. This indicates that he may be interested in receiving pitches related to economic indicators, governmental policy changes or initiatives, and financial market trends within the Mexican context.
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By: Michael O'Boyle, Carolina Millan, Matheus Piovesana
Brazilian banks reached out to peers in Mexico as they grapple with the potential fallout from the US designation of the South American country’s two main organized crime groups as terrorist organizations.
By: Carolina Millan, Michael O'Boyle, Matheus Piovesana
Bancos brasileiros procuraram instituições mexicanas enquanto tentam entender os potenciais impactos da designação das duas maiores facções criminosas do país como organizações terroristas pelo governo dos Estados Unidos.
Chile’s economy reached a turning point in June and will mount a recovery in the second half of the year, Finance Minister Jorge Quiroz said in an interview published on Sunday.
A Mexican judge granted billionaire Ricardo Salinas Pliego’s broadcaster TV Azteca SAB bankruptcy protection, opening a process for the broadcaster to negotiate with creditors and avoid liquidation.
By: Kelsey Butler, Michael O'Boyle
Mexican finance officials are exploring the possibility of creating an umbrella-financing package for renewable-energy projects that could be supported by more than $4 billion from development bank Banco Nacional de Obras y Servicios Publicos, the bank’s head said.
By: Michael O'Boyle, Kelsey Butler
The chief investment officer of Mexican pension fund Afore Banamex, Tomas Acosta, is leaving the firm, according to people familiar with the matter.
Mexican billionaire Ricardo Salinas Pliego’s use of an intelligence firm to secretly record a lawyer during an alcohol-fueled dinner was an abuse of process, a UK appeals court ruled Tuesday — the latest development in a lengthy battle between Salinas and a lender who allegedly stole some $400 million from him.
State Street Corp. struck a deal to acquire Credit Agricole SA and Banco Santander SA’s custody and asset-servicing business in Brazil, Mexico, and Colombia.
By: Michael O'Boyle, Silla Brush
From its perch in one of Mexico City’s priciest office towers, overlooking the capital’s sprawling Chapultepec Park, BlackRock Inc. has its sights set on the country’s buildout.
Known for battling creditors since the 1990s, Mexican billionaire Ricardo Salinas Pliego is staging a new tactic in his skirmish over more than $600 million claimed by bondholders of his broadcaster TV Azteca.
