Global Markets Policy & Power

Venezuela's expanding investment opportunities reward companies that pair optimism with disciplined preparation. In this episode of "Global Markets, Policy & Power," Holland & Knight cross-border transactions attorney Jose Sirven speaks with attorneys Margarita Escudero Leon and Maria Veronica Espina Molina at Venezuela-based Tinoco, Travieso, Planchart & Núñez about reforms opening th...

Companies waiting for the U.S. tariff landscape to settle are misreading the moment. The better move is to engage now while comment windows and negotiations remain open. In this episode of "Global Markets Policy & Power," International Trade attorney Molly O'Casey hosts trade policy and litigation attorneys Ashley Akers and Patrick Childress and Senior Policy Advisors Peter Tabor and Liz Cordo...

For companies eyeing Venezuela, the loudest signal from Washington is not the lifting of sanctions but the deliberate pace at which it is happening. In this episode of "Global Markets Policy & Power," Senior Policy Advisor Beth Viola and Partners Jim Noe and Ambassador Nathan Sales discuss how the White House and U.S. Departments of the Treasury, State and Energy are coordinating policy toward...

Sanctions relief in Venezuela may create new opportunities, but it does not lessen the cost of compliance failures. In this episode of "Global Markets, Policy and Power," Partners Stephanie Connor and Andres Fernandez examine how the Office of Foreign Assets Control's (OFAC) 2026 Venezuela general licenses are operating in practice for companies and financial institutions, with a focus on due dili...

Venezuela's evolving geopolitical landscape presents both risks and opportunities for investors, but how can companies effectively assess them? In the debut episode of the "Global Markets, Policy and Power" podcast, Holland & Knight Chief International Officer George Mencio , Senior Policy Advisor Beth Viola and Partner Ambassador Nathan Sales examine the country's shifting political and econo...