Bain in the News & Press Releases

According to Bain & Company, local banks will have to modify their processes if they aspire to compete with fintech.

Managing key resources in an organization, such as energy and time, depends on the company’s leadership.

The use and potential of shale lessens the distance between Argentina and the United States. Two Bain & Company partners from Argentina and the US draw a parallel and test the lessons that Argentina’s industry can take from the American experience, which has had a longer journey.

Bain & Company has opened applications for Desafio Estratégico, a business case challenge for Latin American university students. This is a unique opportunity for students to experience life at a consultancy.

In this exclusive ranking of Argentine industries and brands that have the most loyal consumers, Bain & Company Partner Federico Eisner discusses the importance of the Net Promoter Score.

Bain & Company Partner Nicolás Masjuan explains that while Argentina’s total credit as a percentage of GDP is 13%, in other countries in the region, that number is between 30 and 40%.

Bain & Company estimates that agricultural production could increase by up to 40% and animal protein by 50% by 2025.

In both consolidated and Latin America markets, the number of companies that provide telephone services, fixed and mobile internet and pay TV has reduced. In Argentina, a discussion about the number of players in the market has begun for the first time. 

According to Bain & Company, Argentina has everything needed to build its gas business: natural resources, skilled people, technology, an acceptable regulatory framework and incoming investments. (Full article only available in Spanish)

A Bain & Company study finds that typical schools are still characterized by executives that are overwhelmed with administrative functions. (Full article only available in Spanish)

Steve Berez and Nicolas Masjuan, partners with Bain & Company, discuss the main qualities of companies that are leading in the digital age and outline the profile of the "bank of the future." (Full article only available in Spanish)

Aside from the critical state of the economy, the need for finding better purchase options has always been present. The rise in demand between 2003 and 2011 and the development of new technologies such as the internet, smartphones and mobile payments have caused significant changes in consumption patterns. (Full article only available in Spanish)