All we do is Latin America: business and government relations.
Government, business, and security are intertwined in complex ways, and no one has the reach and regional relationships we do to help our clients achieve their objectives: both foreign investors into Latin America and Latin Americans into the US.
The strategic locations of our offices enable us to attend to our clients’ needs and maintain key relationships between Latin America and global financial centers.
London – New York – Washington, DC – Mexico City
WHAT WE DO
Asymmetrica means business in Latin America.
We provide top quality intelligence and business solutions to a broad array of sectors operating in Latin America. We have deep relationships built on trust across the region’s governments and investor communities. That gives us a unique advantage.
We support transitions with detailed risk assessments and advisory through our extensive networks. We leverage our public affairs experience to resolve disputes. We bridge security and business solutions into Latin America, and Latin American businesses into international markets.
We are members of the research network of the United Nations Security Council Counter-Terrorism Committee Executive Directorate (CTED) and a regular participant in the OECD’s Integrity Forum.
WHO WE ARE
Asymmetrica’s team assembles talent, experience, impeccable reputations, and deep roots across the region. Trust is earned over time, and reputation matters. Our relationships are built on our reputations and trust, and we bring this to bear for our clients.
Meet the team by clicking on the Leadership Team button below.
Unfortunately for those of us whose AOR (area of responsibility) is Latin America, the only time the Western Hemisphere enters a political discussion is in two contexts: a migratory crisis reaching the United States or talk of Russia or China “messing about” in “America’s backyard.” There are a number of problems with these formulations, and […]
Latin America is being decimated by Covid-19 for endemic reasons well known to Latin America watchers: deep inequality and a frail healthcare and public welfare system, in a region with a highly urbanized population, at least half of whom rely on informal jobs (where personal interaction with crowds is critical) and small family-owned businesses (that […]
Today’s feature of us and our CEO, Dr. Vanessa Neumann, in the UK’s Sunday Times article by Stephen Gibbs on Venezuelan dictator Nicolás Maduro’s financial fixer, Alex Saab, highlights something we understand very well: the importance of key relationship connections in the stability of ongoing enterprises, legal or otherwise. In Latin America, you need to […]
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