LatAm Outlook 2021

On 16 March, Canning House and our partners provided a full review of the LatAm Outlook, updating our look ahead at the next 5 years and beyond in Latin America for 2021.

Following the interim update to our 2020 LatAm Outlook, accounting for the impacts of Covid-19, reconvened our partners for a full virtual conference, with contributions from Ipsos, Itaú, Control Risks, the LSE Latin America & Caribbean Centre, SEI and Michael Stott.

This year, the Outlook has expanded to also encompass Health and Environmental trends, in addition to an update of the previous edition's Political, Economic, Social and Security & Corruption outlooks.

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Speakers

Michael Stott

Latin America Editor, Financial Times | Twitter: @mj_stott

João Pedro Bumachar Resende

Senior Latin America Economist, Itaú Unibanco

Clare Wenham

Assistant Professor of Global Health Policy, London School of Economics | Twitter: @clarewenham

Jean-Christophe Salles

CEO Latin America, Ipsos

Oliver Wack

Partner and General Manager Colombia and Andean Region, Control Risks

David Purkey

Latin America Centre Director, Stockholm Environment Institute | Twitter: @dpurkey1

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