Staff Journalist

Latin American art has been on a constant rise in popularity, interest and value. One indicator of this is the opening of LAKMA in Holland. ALI speaks with founders, learning more about this unique project and the motivation behind it.

In an effort to raise awareness of philanthropic endeavors based in Latin America, ALI selects one project per issue to put in the spot light. This month Tiffany Swenson speaks with Global Learning founded by Jana Kiser.

As the global economy begins to stabilize and begin the arduous climb back to normal levels, many funds find themselves fighting to find new investors. ALI looks at how Latin American funds have fared and what the are looking to accomplish this year.

Since the beginning of the 1990’s interest in Latin American art has been sky rocketing, as seen by auctions sales. Speaking with Christie’s and Bonhams gives us numerical data to illustrate this growth.

An in-depth look at some of the up and coming stars in the Brazilian art scene. The current trend is leaning towards urban art which is catching the eye of many galleries and critics.

LaCrosse Global Fund Services explains changing Brazilian fund regulation, CVM 450 and 456, giving local funds access to international financial instrument

Damian Hampson comments on lectures from the Terrapin Alternative Investment Summit Brazil, specifically looking at recent improvements made in the countries corporate governances.

Buenos Aires based journalist Denise Recalde explains the philanthropic moves of ultra-high net worth individuals within Latin America

Despite real estate being a touchy subject in the current environment, we look at the rapid explosion of both opportunities and investment in the field of Colombian commercial real estate.

As the most stable country to do business within Latin America, Chile is proving to be a launching ground for renewable energy. We look at the progress and requirements of investing in wind farms within the country.