MexMoves
MexMoves
Podcast Description
In this podcast Damian Fraser and Eduardo García dive deep into the untold stories of Mexican businesses that matter to America or American companies in which Mexico plays an important role.
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Content Themes
The podcast covers themes such as economic relations, cross-border trade, and key industries, with episodes exploring topics like the implications of Mexico’s booming remittances, the Super Bowl's connection to Mexican products like avocados, and the challenges faced by multinational corporations operating in Mexico.
Each week, Damian Fraser and Eduardo García dissect Mexico’s most important business stories with global impact—and bring on a guest to explore a subject the headlines missed
Octavio Camarena, CEO of KIO, Mexico’s leading local data-center company, talks to us about the company’s ambitious expansion plans, power bottlenecks, and why a successful data-center build-out is relevant to Mexico’s AI competitiveness. Then French-owned Natixis explain their local asset-management push, driven by rising savings and pension assets. Eduardo and Damian analyze GAP’s purchase of CBX from its controlling shareholders and the move to internalize technical assistance; dilution now, potential gains later. They also cover ASUR’s bid for a South American airport bundle, and how Aeromexico priced its IPO despite tough U.S.–Mexico travel conditions. Finally, they dissect the current investment slump which suggests Plan Mexico is not working – and why U.S. business is pressing Mexico for clear, predictable investment and tax rules.
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