By Horacio Pozzo is a Colombian company which has large investment opportunities unavailable to perform, and that is seeking funding to that end. The company has raised the possibility of seeking fresh funds in the Colombian capital market, but it is not too convinced of this. He knows that in a market of capitals as the Colombian, shallow, short liquidity, limited funding can be found, and will face a financial cost too high for your expectations. Furthermore, in case of opening its capital to the Colombian stock exchange, the low liquidity of the same could generate you a great volatility in your quote that would not coincide with the actual situation of the company and which would generate unjustified doubts about the health of the same. That is why, after a detailed analysis and face multiple disadvantages representing for her quote in the local market, this Colombian company decided to try to try his luck in the American capital market. Many Latin American companies faced with the best conditions foreign stock markets, they decided to quote in these markets and not make it into local markets. In this sense is that, for several years that Latin American exchanges are seeking ways to gain in breadth and depth, not only to win back these companies that decided to try his luck in the stock exchanges of the first world, but also to encourage many others, whether large, medium or small to enlist and increase supply to the inverter. So they have advanced, inter alia in the same regulation and incentives to quote and ensure liquidity in the listed roles.
Other strategies that seek to realize, is the integration of the Latin American markets. There were already attempts without positive results between Mexico and Brazil. Earlier this month, he said in an article this Alliance can benefit Peru and Colombia, about the agreement that are developing bags of Peru and Colombia to begin the integration of equity markets (the second stage imply to the income market fixed).
