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Vol. 9 No.4
December, 2003

• Competition Policy for Mobile Telephony in Latin America
  By Carlos Lapuerta, Juan Benavides and Sonia Jorge





• Secured Transactions and Financial Markets in Latin America and the Caribbean
  By Arturo Galindo and Rogério Studart





• Infonet
  
  
  

Vol. 9 No.3
September, 2003

• Financial Structures for Transnational Infrastructure Projects in the IIRSA Context
  By Manuel Conthe, Pablo Mañueco and José Nogueira
  
  

• What Does Pillar 2 of the New Basel Capital Accord Require for Implementation?
  By Antonio Pancorbo
  
  

• Infonet
  
  
  

Vol. 9 No.2
June, 2003

• Infrastructure Concessions in Latin America and the Caribbean: The Renegotiation Issue and Its Determinants
  By J. Luis Guasch
  
  

• Developing Bond Markets in Latin America and the Caribbean
  By Pietro Masci and Benjamin M. Rowland
  
  

• Infonet
  
  
  

Vol. 9 No.1
March, 2003

• Electricity Supply Security
  By Nils-Henrik von der Fehr
  
  

• Developing an International Consensus to Combat Money Laundering and Terrorism Financing
  By Kenroy Dowers and Sabine Palmreuther
  
  

• Infonet
  
  
  

Vol. 8 No.4
December, 2002

• Competition and Integration in Air Transportation Services
  By Antoni Bosch-Domenech and José G. Montalvo
  
  

• Can Capital Markets Meet the Financing Needs of SMEs?
  By Kinga Korcsmaros
  
  

• Infonet

Vol. 8 No.3
September, 2002

• Sustainability of Reform in Latin America's Small Countries
  By Carlos Rufin
  
  

• The United Kingdom's Experience of Creating an Integrated Financial Services Regulator
  By Phillip Thorpe
  
  

• Infonet

Vol. 8 No.2
June, 2002

• The Institutional Reform of Electricity in Honduras
  By Ian Walker and Juan Benavides
  
  

• International Accounting Standards or United States Generally Accepted Accounting Principles for Latin America and the Caribbean?
  By Ivan Sotomayor and Pietro Masci
  
  

• Infonet

Vol. 8 No.1
March, 2002

• Challenges to Regional Initiatives Promoting Transnational Infrastructure Projects
  By Paulina Beato, Juan Benavides, and Antonio Vives
  
  

• Conflicts of Interest Facing Securities Research Analysts: Implications for Capital Markets
  By Leslie Boni, Luis Alberto Giorgio, and Pietro Masci
  
  

• Infonet

Vol. 7 No.4
December, 2001

• Air Navigation Services: Financing Air Traffic Infrastructure in Emerging Markets
  By Ellis J. Juan

• Economic Exposures to Natural Disasters Public Policy and Alternative Risk Management Approaches
  By Torben Andersen and Pietro Masci

• Infonet

Vol. 7 No.3
September, 2001

• Subnational and Transnational Infrastructure Projects: The New Challenges to Attracting Private Participation.

• Guidance for Developing Deposit Insurance Systems

• Infonet

Vol. 7 No.2
June, 2001

• The New Basel Capital Accord Proposals
  By Gabriela Basurto and Luis Alberto Giorgio

• Reform in Small Electricity Markets: A Single Model?
  By Jaime Millán and Antonio Vives

• Infonet

Vol. 7 No.1
March, 2001

• Manifesto on the California Electricity Crisis

• Comments on the Manifesto on the California Electricity Crisis
  By Juan Benavides

• Financial Market Development in Latin America and the Caribbean-Support from the IDB Group (1990-2000)
  By Edgardo Demaestri, and Paul Moreno

• The Role of the Private Sector Department in the IDB's Capital Market Development Activities

• Infonet

Vol. 6 No.4

• Strategic Alliances Among Securities Exchanges
• Political Economy of (De) Regulatory Reforms in the Power Sector
• Infonet

Vol. 6 No.3
December, 2000

• Making Capital Markets Viable in Latin America and the Caribbean
• Deregulated power markets are facing problems on both sides of the border, but are the problems alike?
• Infonet

Vol. 6 No.2
September, 2000

• Development Principles for the Regulation of Securities Markets
• Competition in Gas Sector: Different Approaches for Each Segment
• Project Review: Capital Markets and Low Cost Home Ownership in Chile
• Infonet

Vol. 6 No.1
June, 2000

• Reform of the Financial Disclosure Framework
• Bankable Property Rights
• Infonet

Vol. 5 No. 4
December, 1999

• Key Components of Global Stock Exchange Markets
• Cross Subsidies and Price Discrimination in Public Services: An Example
• Infonet

Vol. 5 No. 3
November, 1999

• The Use of Guarantees: the Perspective of Borrowing Governments
• Social Security Reform in Small Emerging Economies
• Editor's Desk: Evolution of US Banking Regulation-Death of Glass-Steagall?

Vol. 5 No. 2
July, 1999

• Regulation by Contract: A Lender's Perspective on the Concession Regimes in Latin America
• Promoting Competition in the Provision of Public Services: Access Arrangements in Network Industries

Vol. 5 No. 1
May, 1999

• Quantifying the Value of Flexibility
• Whither Risk Management

Vol. 4 No. 4
December, 1998

• To Hedge or not to hedge? Is that the Question?
• Electricity Retailing: A Second Generation Issue of Power Sector Reform

Vol. 4 No. 3
September, 1998

• Strengthening Clearance and Settlement Systems in Latin America and the Caribbean
• Government Policies and Programs to Support the Development of Small and Medium Enterprises

Vol. 4 No. 2
August, 1998

• Local Government Ratings in Emerging Markets
• Municipal Finance Intermediaries: Issues and Hopes

Vol. 4 No. 1
April, 1998

• Fostering Innovation to Compete in Global Markets
• Financial Market Development: Issues and Strategies
• Financing Local Infrastructure: Learning from European Experiences in Public-Private Partnerships

Vol. 3 No. 4
December, 1997

• The Inefficiency Trap: Will the Water and Sewerage Systems in Latin America and the Caribbean escape it?
• Survey on Western Hemisphere Financial Markets Now Available

Vol. 3 No. 3
September, 1997

• Improving Financial Disclosure: A Virtuous Cycle for Promoting Investment
• Improving Financial Disclosure Through Globally Acceptable Accounting Principles
• Accounting principles: Toward an International Approach, the Mexican Case

Vol. 3 No. 2
June, 1997

• Policy-Based Finance: Is There a Role for Government Intervention in Financial Markets
• Secondary Mortgage Markets in Developing Countries: Benefits, Risks and Challenges

Vol. 3 No. 1
March, 1997

• Small and Medium Enterprises: Challenges and Opportunities
• Equity Funds: A Tool for Enterprise Development
• Investment Funds: A Commitment to Emerging Markets Investment

Vol. 2 No. 4
December, 1996

• Political Risks: Is Insurance Needed?
• Is it Real or is it Nominal? Pitfalls in the Valuation of Project Cash Flows
• Women in the Work Force: Is There a Benefit to the Economy?

Vol. 2 No. 3
September, 1996

• Building Regulatory Institutions in Latin America: from Penalties to Incentives
• Commitment in Regulation: a Necessary Condition for Investment
• Balancing Incentives in Public-Private Partnerships: the Case of Toll Roads

Vol. 2 No. 2
May, 1996

• Bankable Concession Agreements: a Reality Check
• Who Should Take What Risk and When?
• Infonet

Vol. 2 No. 1
February, 1996

• How Much Equity is enough in Project Financing?
• A Formula for Infrastructure Financing Success
• Infonet

Vol. 1 No. 3
September, 1995

• Is it Liquidity or is it Solvency? Risks in Banking
• Foreign Currency Exposure and Project Finance
• Global Systemic Risk: Insuring Against Meltdowns

Vol. 1 No. 2
July, 1995

• Creating a Market for Energy Efficiency: the British Experience
• Venture Capital: Equity for Capital-Starved Firms
• Infonet

Vol. 1 No. 1
May, 1995

• Clearance and Settlement...Don't Mail Your Check Without It!
• Infrastructure in Latin America-Get Ready for the New Environment

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