Four countries. No side trips.
We cover Peru, Ecuador, Bolivia, and Colombia — the regulatory shifts, political risks, and operational realities that change underwriting assumptions and Monday-morning decisions. Deliberately narrow. Free.
What you'll get
Regulatory Alerts
Immediate notification of new decrees, resolutions, and regulatory changes that affect operations in the region.
Political Risk Analysis
Non-partisan assessment of electoral trends, protest movements, and government stability across the four countries.
Operational Realities
Field-level reporting on labor relations, community relations, logistics bottlenecks, and local permitting issues.
Data Points
Key economic indicators, commodity prices, exchange rates, and Central Bank decisions that drive investment decisions.
Sample Issue
Environmental Licensing Reform Moves Forward
Proposed changes to Peru's environmental impact assessment system would streamline approvals for certain mid-size projects while tightening requirements for projects in protected areas. The draft law, which passed the legislative committee last week, would create a new "environmental compatibility" category for projects deemed to have low environmental impact. Industry groups support the measure as a way to reduce permitting delays, while environmental NGOs warn it could weaken protections. The full congress is expected to vote before year-end.
Regional Roundup
Country Coverage
Peru
Comprehensive coverage of mining, hydrocarbons, infrastructure, and agricultural sectors. Focus on formal vs. informal economy dynamics and regional development conflicts.
Ecuador
Oil and mining sector analysis, including community relations, environmental protests, and the impact of dollarization on investment decisions.
Bolivia
Natural gas and lithium industrialization, along with analysis of the socialist government's relationship with foreign investors.
Colombia
Post-conflict mining formalization, coca cultivation trends, and the impact of tax reforms on extractive industries.
Who it's for
Investors
Due diligence teams, portfolio managers, and underwriting departments who need to understand country risk.
Operations Managers
People running mines, oil fields, and agricultural projects on the ground who need to anticipate regulatory changes.
Consultants
Firms that need independent verification of regulatory trends and political developments.
Government Affairs
Teams monitoring legislative and regulatory developments across multiple jurisdictions.
Finance Departments
CFOs and analysts who need to model country risk and currency exposure.
Law Firms
Legal teams advising on cross-border transactions and regulatory compliance.
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