Spotlight: Mexican financial market: new instruments, rules boost capital investment

Ed Skelton ()

The Southwest Economy, 2011, issue Q3, pages 15

Abstract: Mexico’s financial markets have surged since 2010, recovering from the global financial crisis and benefiting from new capital instruments and rules. Among the most prominent instruments are Certificados de Capital de Desarrollo (CKDs), or trust securities, and the country’s first real estate investment trust.> ; Additionally, modernization of Mexico’s market operations has helped drive initial public equity offerings (IPOs) and debt issuance.

Keywords: Securities; Real estate investment trusts (search for similar items in EconPapers)
Date: 2011
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