An investor’s guide to South America
This investor's guide to South America offers a one-stop shop for anyone considering operating in Argentina, Bolivia, Brazil, Chile, Colombia, Ecuador, Guyana, Paraguay, Peru, Suriname, Uruguay…
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Christine Patton
Christine Patton is senior economist at Investment Monitor and a global expert on cross-border investment. She joined from the Financial Times where she was head of fDi Markets for the fDi Intelligence division. During her 11 years at the Financial Times, Christine managed the greenfield investment monitor fDi Markets, and was also involved with report writing, and economic and product development.
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