AGP Executive Report
Last update: 8 hours agoEl Niño Risk Management: T. Rowe Price is using custom climate and weather models to ring-fence a US$165bn emerging-markets portfolio from El Niño-driven shocks, as crop stress and food-price risks spread across regions. UN Financing & Health Systems: Education Above All pushed education protection and new crisis financing at UNGA81, while Abu Dhabi’s Future Health initiative urged countries to shift health systems toward prevention, early intervention, and better population data—an approach that matters for Latin America’s budget and execution capacity. Latin America Investment Banking: BBVA is seeking approvals to open a new Miami investment-banking and corporate-banking office, signaling deeper US wholesale ambitions after exiting retail. Trade & Industry Links: South Korea and Mexico are expanding cooperation beyond manufacturing into AI, aerospace, energy, and supply chains, with business forums and deal talks supporting the next growth cycle. Energy Market Pressure: A US diesel export restriction/bans debate is back in focus as prices climb, raising spillover concerns for global fuel markets that Latin America also depends on. Colombia Biotech Funding: The EIB is backing a Colombian biotech venture with a €15m venture-debt loan to scale vaccine and biopharma production.
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