Bain in the News & Press Releases

Jean-Claude Ramirez, South America Office Head, and partner Antonio Farinha attend the event in São Paulo.

Bain & Company's annual survey shows little uptake and negative returns in recent years.

The path to a senior leadership position is a strenuous escalation. On paper, women seem poised for the challenge - they now make up the majority of college graduates and 40% of classes in the best MBA programs. Ambitious, well-educated women are actually moving up the corporate ranks, but disproportionately few reach the top.

In a report, Bain & Company recently said that investors would only benefit from the adoption of new agricultural technologies once they have ensured developing countries have reaped the benefits of the previous wave of innovation. Once this is done though, there is immense wealth trapped inside these agricultural value chains, according to Jose de Sa, a partner with Bain and an author of the report.

The result of this harvest of ideas is a market that is expected to create $ 240 billion in new business by 2050.

Manny Maceda is elected as the company's new global director from March 1st, 2018

New Bain & Company analysis finds developing markets often lack the appropriate government support to capitalize on the full potential of its agricultural sector

Companies that buy stake in companies accounted for half of the stock offerings this year and are expected to remain active in 2018.

87% of auto insurance consumers and 89% of those with residential coverage are interested in other products.

According to the survey of the consultancy, almost 50% of the purchases of cars start by means online.

Bain & Company study shows the challenges that the automotive industry has today with consumer behavior changes.

Luciana Batista, partner of the consultancy, participated in Rakuten Expo 2017 and spoke of the need to adapt companies to the new consumer profile