Alianza del Pacifico: a unique window of opportunity for the next decade

Alianza del Pacifico:
a unique window
of opportunity
for the next decade
World business is shifting to Emerging Markets:
Population
214,050,000
Oil barrels per day
Average population age
4,125,000
29.7
Value of oil production
by 2016
Unemployment
7%
125 USD
billion
Illiteracy rate
6.8%
Value of mining
production by 2016
90 USD
billion
GDP 2013
2,123 USD
billion
Value of financial and
business services gross
output by 2016
223 USD
billion
Capital investment in
infrastructure
Bilateral Trade
430.7 USD
billion
1,110 USD
billion
7%
6%
8.0%
China
7.3
Global Real GDP by group
2011 vs. 2016 (USD in trillion)
5%
4%
7.6%
India
1.8
3%
3.9%
Brazil
2.5
2%
1%
0%
2011-16 GDP CAGR
Country
2011 GDP
4.7%
AP
1.9
4.0%
Mexico
1.2
4.1%
Turkey
0.8
3.7%
Russia
1.9
6.1%
Indonesia
0.8
3.7%
Poland 3,7%
3.7%
5.8%
0.5
S. Africa Nigeria
Argentina 3.5%
0.4
0.4
UAE
0.2
0.3
4.0%
Saudi Arabia
0.6
2.1%
Czech Rep. 5.3%
0.2
Kenya
0.0
Alianza del Pacifico is a unique window of opportunity for the next decade
Very few people know the size an economic potential of
Chile, Colombia, Mexico and Peru, very important countries
in terms of population and interesting internal market, with
great purchasing power if you know how to leverage
economic and competitive workforce.
The region is one of the most important producers
of oil & copper in the world.
During the previous year Foreign Direct Investment (FDI)
surpassed US$ 90 billion and is expected to grow
significantly in the next 4 years.
These countries stand out for its globalization: Mexico has
over 12 bilateral trade agreements, comprising over 40
countries and most of the countries in the region have free
trade agreements among themselves. Alianza del Pacifico is
working through its business councils, comprised of their
national business associations, to create a friendly business
zone, simplifying and homologizing trade, immigration,
health system, stock exchange and tax rules to maximize
opportunities in NAFTA and Asia Pacific.
Right now there is a demand for huge investments in
infrastructure, in the national state owned oil companies,
in the financial sector, and most importantly, in the health
systems.
In the past 5 years reforms have taken place
and are taking place to allow private and even
foreign investments to complement the state
investment in the Oil and Gas state owned
companies, without privatizing them.
Telecommunications have spread powerfully covering most
of the population, leapfrogging over to 4G with very
innovative commercial schemes, allowing the base of the
pyramid to participate in the market. With two very powerful
regional players (Telefónica de España and America Movil
(Claro/Mexico)), the opportunities to interconnect, support
modern business technologies and develop front end top of
the line services are possible.
These are the reasons why PwC invested in Centers of
Excellence, offering regionally innovative Management and
Technology consulting service focused on 6 main industries:
• Financial Services
• Infrastructure
• Mining
• Energy, Oil & Gas
• Healthcare
• Telecommunications
The PwC initiative guarantees the direct
interest and commitment of all our talent
with the region.
Finally, capitalizing on our unique size and regional
coverage, with the direct support of our shareholders, we are
the best channel to help foreign, inter-regional and national
companies in their market entry efforts, from target
screening, M&A activities, all the way to Corporate Financing
services. Together with Strategy& (ex. Booz & Co.) we can
advise companies from strategy to execution.
We are a channel to access the very wide and
powerful knowledge centers of PwC around the
world, from strategy, risk analysis, big data, shared
services centers (SSC), IT innovation, to finance
function effectiveness, customer centric strategies,
and corporate governance issues.
Core Team
Energy, Oil & Gas
Health
Juan Manuel Ferrón
Raúl Garay
José Alarcón
[email protected]
Center of Excellence Leader
Mexico City, Mexico
Center of Excellence Leader
Mexico City, Mexico
Robert L. Lattimore
[email protected]
[email protected]
[email protected]
Carlos Augusto Morales
Verónica Sosa
Ignacio Fernandez
Mexico City, Mexico
Mexico City, Mexico
[email protected]
[email protected]
Financial Sector
Mining
Infrastructure
José Luis López Rodríguez
Jim Moraga
Stephen P. Lechner
Center of Excellence Leader
Mexico City, Mexico
Center of Excellence Leader
Lima, Peru
Líder del Centro de Excelencia
San Francisco, USA
[email protected]
[email protected]
[email protected]
Gonzalo Carrasco Fernandez
Alfredo J. Remy Linares
Carlos Salazar
Lead Partner
CFO/COO
Business Development Partner
[email protected]
Mariano Errichiello
Clients & Markets Officer
[email protected]
Buenos Aires, Argentina
[email protected]
José Félix Etchegoyen
Miami, USA
[email protected]
Lima, Peru
[email protected]
Elena Mayer
Toronto, Canada
[email protected]
Lima, Peru
[email protected]
Jorge Seré Parteli
Montevideo, Uruguay
[email protected]
Carlos Lezama
Jorge A. de los Reyes
Mexico City, Mexico
Houston, USA
[email protected]
[email protected]
Management
& Risk Consulting
Technology Consulting
Telecommunications
Christopher Turner
César Calleja Fernández
Juan Manuel Ferrón
Center of Excellence Leader
Atlanta, USA
Center of Excellence Leader
Dallas, USA
Center of Excellence Leader
Mexico City, Mexico
[email protected]
[email protected]
[email protected]
Matt Field
Javier Barguño
Lima, Peru
Bogota, Colombia
matt.fi[email protected]
[email protected]
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