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A Question of Strategic Defense: The China Challenge in Latin America
Transactions tied to Chinese capital in Latin America are facing a new level of scrutiny.
What once moved forward as routine investment is now being questioned by regulators, counterparties, and stakeholders across Washington and Brussels. Exposure, even indirect, is raising concerns around control, data access, and geopolitical alignment.
In a recent article by Supply Chain Brain, Andrew O’Connell and Yohir Akerman examine how recent developments in Venezuela are accelerating this shift and why Chinese exposure is becoming a deciding factor in whether deals are approved, financed, or challenged.
The piece explores how pressure is now emerging from multiple fronts, not just regulators, and what that means for companies operating across the region.
MSU Institutional Assessment + RAMAGELLAN MonitorshipEmpire/Liberty Review