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
Juan Manuel Valle, CEO of Afore Coppel, Mexico’s largest pension fund by affiliates, discusses the opportunities and challenges facing retirement savings in Mexico.
* How Afore Coppel became the largest pension fund by affiliates, despite entering the market much later than others.
* How different income groups face very different retirement challenges.
* Why contribution weeks, formal employment and voluntary savings matter.
* How younger customers can follow a longer-term investment strategy, with more exposure to equities and alternatives.
* How Afores can help finance Mexico’s infrastructure needs, but only when the economics make sense.
Eduardo and Damian first dissect the main business and economic stories of the week:
* World Cup protests by the CNTE teachers’ union highlight Mexico’s pension challenge: insufficient funding for current commitments, ony to be made worse by an ageing population.
* Fintech is back: Clip launches Mi Clip with Ant, Mastercard and TelevisaUnivision; FEMSA brings QED into OXXO credit.
* Betterfly buys Minu; Mercado Libre announces its Mexico US$4.6bn ‘’investment” number.
* Trump knocks USMCA as multi-year revisions loom.

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