BlackRock Latin American Investment Trust – Is now a good time to invest in Latin America? (Analyst Interview)

BlackRock Latin American Investment Trust plc (LON:BRLA) is the topic of conversation when Sarah Godfrey Director and investment trust analyst at Edison Group joins DirectorsTalk. Sarah explains why given impact of COVID-19 in the region, an investor want to consider Latin America now, what BRLA offers that you couldn´t get from an EFT, and if there is more to Latin America than just commodities.

To learn more about the BlackRock Latin American Investment Trust plc please follow this link: blackrock.com/uk/brla

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