Job Satisfaction in Times of CrisisThursday, May 21, 2009 Will the “satisfaction equation” or the desire for development and ambition during good times change to a greater appreciation of stability and relationships in the long term? Paula T. Leñero, Human Capital Manager at Deloitte Costa Rica, analyzed the possible changes in the definition of job satisfaction in times of crisis. New Taxes on Cooperatives and Solidarity AssociationsThursday, October 24, 2013 The fiscal consolidation document presented by the Ministry of Finance of Costa Rica proposes considering surplus capital distributed by cooperatives and solidarity associations as passive income. "Capital passive income, is, for example, dividends, mutual funds and bank deposits, among other things, which currently have different rates. The initiative proposes a single rate of tax for them. " Alta Dirección Business School Company Profile Organization that operates in Costa Rica, El Salvador, Guatemala, Honduras, Nicaragua and Panama.
Vertical Housing: New Investment in El SalvadorThursday, December 5, 2019 Grupo Roble began building a 15-story residential tower in the country's capital, which will house 96 apartments and is expected to be ready by the end of 2020. According to the directors of the real estate company, the building called "Altos Tower" that is located on the extension of the Alameda Juan Pablo II of San Salvador, will have a parking lot with capacity for 224 vehicles. Company Profile Organization that operates in Costa Rica, El Salvador, Guatemala, Honduras, Nicaragua and Panama.
The evolution of the concept of bank creditworthiness (solvency)Wednesday, August 13, 2008 In a theoretical case of a bank liquidation, the assets should cover the deposits by the general public and the shareholder capital. Banking legislation in force in Guatemala from 1926 to 1946 established a capital to deposit ratio with deposits that were 10 times higher than capital. If the capital was 100 then the deposits could be as high as 1000. If they wanted to increase the deposits, they had to increase capital. Withdrawal of Capital from Costa Rica Due to Lower Interest RatesFriday, March 28, 2014 The steady flow of investments that came into the country in 2012 and part of 2013 has been reversed. This was indicated by the president of the Central Bank of Costa Rica, without giving details of the extent of the phenomenon. Insurance industry needs more capital in HondurasFriday, July 25, 2008 The Central Bank of Honduras has increased the minimum amount of capital required for insurers and re-insurers by amounts ranging from 262,881 dollars to 788,643. The demand for capital is independent of the request for higher reserves for insurers. $69 million for HSBC Costa RicaMonday, January 12, 2009 The purpose of the funds is to strengthen liquidity and credit worthiness indicators with investors in mind. Prenslibre.com reports on its site that "this injection of capital, however, will be considered as a part of the growth strategy for the credit portfolio for the year. Investment Capital Fund Created for SMEsWednesday, April 23, 2014 Through a mutual fund, the World Bank and other multilateral institutions, will be awarding $50 million to finance small and medium enterprises in the region. With a mix of capital and a long-term soft loan the III Caseif fund, managed by Lafise Panama, will have $50 million for small and medium businesses who require funds to finance their operations. BCIE joins up with ICAP to attract capital to the regionMonday, October 13, 2008 BCIE (Central American Bank for Economic Integration) and the British brokerage firm ICAP will create a joint venture company BCIE-ICAP Capital Markets based in Mexico City. The objective of BCIE-ICAP Capital Markets is to provide an electronic platform so that Central American companies can sell their financial products and overcome credit limitations affecting the region due to the financial crisis. Guatemalan Banks bring home capitalMonday, September 29, 2008 Guatemalan banks and financial companies are bringing home investments that they have in private entities in the US. Guatemalan investments, which are around $500 million, will be be transferred to the (Central) Bank of Guatemala, which in turn will invest in US federal funds in order to provide safety guarantee. New Venture Capital Model in PanamaTuesday, April 29, 2014 The regulator is analyzing the creation of venture capital investment companies that will be able to register with a minimum of $50,000 and will be for the exclusive use of sophisticated investors. The consultation process for this new financial instrument was recently completed and now the Superintendency of Securities is responsible for its approval. |
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