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Latin American Economy & Business - May 2013 (ISSN 1741-7430)
BRAZIL: The aggressive state banks
The 16.4% expansion in total bank lending over the year to April 2013 has been driven by Brazil’s state banks, which are major sources of funding for both public and private sector infrastructure projects. Risks are mounting but, for now, appear manageable.
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