Carlos Caceres, an Italian citizen, is an economist in the Regional Studies Division of the IMF’s Western Hemisphere Department. Previously, he worked in the Monetary and Capital Markets, the Fiscal Affairs, and the Middle East and Central Asia departments of the IMF. Prior to joining the IMF in 2009, Mr. Caceres worked in the department of economic services of the European Investment Bank in Luxembourg. Before that, he worked as an economist at Morgan Stanley in London. He received his doctorate from Oxford University (Nuffield College).
Desde principios de la década de 2000, América Latina ha experimentado un auge de la actividad económica y una mayor integración financiera con el resto del mundo. Este fenómeno ha sido a...
Desde principios de la década de 2000, América Latina ha experimentado un auge de la actividad económica y una mayor integración financiera con el resto del mundo. Este fenómeno ha sido a...
The rapid increase in Latin American corporate debt—fueled by an abundance of cheap foreign money during the past decade—has contributed to an increase in corporate risk. Total debt of no...
