UBS Wealth Management Latin American Summit - Panama Edition
The meeting brought together business leaders, investors and specialists from different sectors in Panama to analyse some of the main economic and investment trends that are shaping the present and future of Latin America.
The event addressed issues related to regional economic prospects, capital markets, artificial intelligence, geopolitics, global trade, logistics, natural resources and strategic investment opportunities in the region.
The participation of ECIJA representatives in this type of international spaces reaffirms the regional vision of the firm and its involvement in the main conversations that impact the business and financial environment in Latin America.
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