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The 2016 Latin America Research Team: Key Facts and Figures

Which team, regardless of sector, is the most popular? Which category attracts the most voter interest?

Here are some of the facts, figures and highlights of the 2016Latin America Research Team,亚博赞助欧冠’s annual ranking of the region’s leading sell-side analysts.

Most popular squads (as measured by number of votes cast):

Pedro Leduc, Andrea Teixeira & teamof J.P. Morgan, Food & Beverages (first place)

David Beker, Claudio Irigoyen & teamof Bank of America Merrill Lynch, Economics (first place)

Carlos Constantini & teamof Itaú BBA, Brazil (first place)

Domingos Falavina & teamof J.P. Morgan, Financials/Banks (first place)

Ilan Goldfajn & teamof Itaú BBA, Economics (third place)

Most popular sectors (as measured by number of voters*):

• Economics (winner:David Beker, Claudio Irigoyen & team, Bank of America Merrill Lynch)

•巴西(Carlos Constantini & team, Itaú BBA)

• Financials/Banks (Domingos Falavina & team, J.P. Morgan)

• Equity Strategy (Guilherme Paiva & team, Morgan Stanley)

• Food & Beverages (Pedro Leduc, Andrea Teixeira & team, J.P. Morgan)

Most popular sectors (as measured by number of votes*):

• Economics (winner:David Beker, Claudio Irigoyen & team, Bank of America Merrill Lynch)

• Financials/Banks (Domingos Falavina & team, J.P. Morgan)

•巴西(Carlos Constantini & team, Itaú BBA)

• Food & Beverages (Pedro Leduc, Andrea Teixeira & team, J.P. Morgan)

• Retailing (Joaquín Ley, Thiago Capucci Macruz & team, Itaú BBA)

(*Survey participants may cite up to four analysts per sector.)

Five analysts oversee more than one top-ranked team:

Ricardo Cavanaghof Itaú BBA

— Argentina

— Chile

— Also pilots a team that earns a runner-up spot for coverage of North Andean Countries

Domingos Falavinaof J.P. Morgan

— Financials/Banks

— Financials/Nonbanks

Claudio Irigoyenof Bank of America Merrill Lynch

— Economics (withDavid Beker)

— Sovereign Debt (withJane Brauer)

_ Also manages the No. 3 team in Local Markets Strategy (withDavid Beker)

César Pérez-Novoaof BTG Pactual

— North Andean Countries (withAlonso Aramburú)

— Pulp & Paper (withLeonardo Correa)

— Also oversees the No. 2 teams in Chile (withAlonso Aramburú) and Metals & Mining (withLeonardo Correa)

Andrea Teixeiraof J.P. Morgan

— Food & Beverages (withPedro Leduc)

— Health Care (withJoseph Giordano)

— Also directs the No. 2 team in Retailing

15个其他分析师领导人员,前一秒tor and rank in at least one other:

Alonso Aramburúof BTG Pactual

— Argentina (withAndres Borenstein), third place

— Chile (withCésar Pérez-Novoa), second place

— Financials/Banks (withEduardo Rosman), runner-up

— Financials/Nonbanks (withEduardo Rosman), runner-up

— North Andean Countries (withCésar Pérez-Novoa), first place

David Bekerof Bank of America Merrill Lynch

— Brazil (withFelipe Hirai), second place

— Economics (withClaudio Irigoyen), first place

— Local Markets Strategy (withClaudio Irigoyen), third place

Gustavo Cambauvaof BTG Pactual

— Cement & Construction (withGordon Lee), first place

— Real Estate (withGordon Lee), third place

Thiago Capucci Macruzof Itaú BBA

— Health Care, second place

— Retailing (withJoaquín Ley), first place

Leonardo Correaof BTG Pactual

— Metals & Mining (withCésar Pérez-Novoa), second place

— Pulp & Paper (withCésar Pérez-Novoa), first place

Sara Delfimof Bank of America Merrill Lynch

— Capital Goods (withMurilo Freiberger), first place

— Transportation (withRonald Epstein), runner-up

Fernando Ferreiraof Bank of America Merrill Lynch

— Agribusiness (withIsabella Simonato), first place

— Food & Beverages (withIsabella Simonato), second place

Adrian Huertaof J.P. Morgan

— Cement & Construction (withMarcelo Motta), second place

— Real Estate (withMarcelo Motta), first place

Gordon Leeof BTG Pactual

— Cement & Construction (withGustavo Cambauva), first place

— Mexico (withClaudio Ferraz), runner-up

— Real Estate (withGustavo Cambauva), third place

Frank McGannof Bank of America Merrill Lynch

— Oil, Gas & Petrochemicals (withVicente Falanga Neto), first place

— Argentina (withSebastian Rondeau), second place

Marcelo Mottaof J.P. Morgan

— Cement & Construction (withAdrian Huerta), second place

— Real Estate (withAdrian Huerta), first place

Guilherme Paivaof Morgan Stanley

— Argentina (withCesar Medina), runner-up

— Brazil, runner-up

— Equity Strategy, first place

Carlos Peyrelongueof Bank of America Merrill Lynch

— Cement & Construction (withDaniel Gasparete), runner-up

— Equity Strategy (withFelipe Hirai), runner-up

— Mexico (withCarlos Capistran), first place

— North Andean Countries (withFrancisco Rodríguez), third place

— Real Estate (withDaniel Gasparete), runner-up

Isabella Simonatoof Bank of America Merrill Lynch

— Agribusiness (withFernando Ferreira), first place

— Food & Beverages (withFernando Ferreira), second place

Gregorio Tomassiof Itaú BBA

— Equity Strategy, runner-up

— Mexico, runner-up

— Technology, Media & Telecommunications (withSusana Salaru), first place

Three teams turn in their first sector-topping appearances:

Ricardo Cavanagh & teamof Itaú BBA, Chile

Joseph Giordano, Andrea Teixeira& teamof J.P. Morgan, Health Care

Adrian Huerta, Marcelo Motta & teamof J.P. Morgan, Real Estate

Number of analysts who appear on the roster: 144

Number of firms they represent: 14

Number of analysts who meet the survey’s eligibility criteria: 301**

Number of firms they represent: 38*

Number of analysts making their first appearance on the team: 39 (the full list can be foundhere)

**Data regarding analysts and firms not appearing here are available from the Institutional Investor Research Group; for information please contact Esther Weisz at 212-224-3307 or eweisz@iiresearchgroup.com.

The 2016 Latin America Research Team is based on input from more than 900 representatives of some 450 institutions that manage an estimated $337 billion in Latin American equities and approximately $304 billion in Latin American debt.