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3 weeks ago | 
bloomberglinea.com | Leda Alvim |Barbara Nascimento |Felipe Saturnino
Bloomberg — Los gestores de activos de Brasil se están preparando para aprovechar al máximo la recuperación de la renta variable local, después de que largos periodos de débil rendimiento empujaran a los inversores a huir. Algunos de los mayores gestores de activos del país, como BTG Pactual Asset Management y Vinland Capital, han reforzado sus equipos de renta variable en los últimos meses a medida que las acciones locales subían hasta alcanzar un récord.
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3 weeks ago | 
bloomberglinea.com.br | Leda Alvim |Barbara Nascimento |Felipe Saturnino |Victor Moriyama
Bloomberg — O mercado de ações sofreu um esvaziamento nos últimos anos, diante dos juros elevados e de saídas de capital. Mas, conforme a bolsa se recupera, gestores se preparam para aproveitar a retomada. Algumas das maiores gestoras de ativos do país, como aBTG Pactual Asset Management e a Vinland Capital, reforçaram as equipes de renda variável nos últimos meses, ao mesmo tempo em que o Ibovespa (IBOV) renovou seu recorde histórico.
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3 weeks ago | 
bloomberg.com | Leda Alvim |Barbara Nascimento |Felipe Saturnino
The financial district in downtown Sao Paulo, Brazil, in 2024. (Bloomberg) -- Asset managers in Brazil are ramping up to take full advantage of a comeback in local equities after long stretches of weak performance pushed investors to flee. Some of the country’s biggest asset managers, such as BTG Pactual Asset Management and Vinland Capital, have bolstered their equity teams in recent months as local stocks climbed to a record.
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1 month ago | 
bloomberglinea.com.br | Leda Alvim |Felipe Saturnino |Cristiane Lucchesi |Tuane Fernandes
Bloomberg — A Gávea, gestora de investimentos alternativos criada pelo ex-presidente do Banco Central Armínio Fraga, ajustou o foco e a equipe de investimentos em bolsa, disseram pessoas familiarizadas com o assunto que falaram à Bloomberg News.
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1 month ago | 
news.bloombergtax.com | Rachel Gamarski |Leda Alvim
Brazilian businessman Nelson Tanure is negotiating to acquire a controlling stake in Braskem SA, potentially offering an exit to investor Novonor after other deals fell through. Novonor confirmed in a filing late Friday that it was in exclusive talks with Tanure to sell its shares in the petrochemical company. The newspaper O Globo first reported the discussions.
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1 month ago | 
news.bloombergtax.com | Leda Alvim |Barbara Nascimento
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1 month ago | 
news.bloomberglaw.com | Leda Alvim |Barbara Nascimento
Brazilian retailers including and underperformed the broader Ibovespa stock index Friday on concern that an increase in a tax known as IOF on certain operations will make credit more expensive.
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1 month ago | 
news.bloomberglaw.com | Rachel Gamarski |Leda Alvim
Brazilian businessman Nelson Tanure is negotiating to acquire Novonor’s majority stake in the petrochemical company Braskem SA, according to a person with direct knowledge of the matter. Tanure plans to focus on Braskem’s expansion in the Rio de Janeiro area using natural gas from Brazil’s pre-salt reserves, said the person who asked not to be named because the information is private. Novonor didn’t reply to a request for comment. Braskem and Tanure declined to comment.
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1 month ago | 
financialpost.com | Crayton Harrison |Leda Alvim
Advertisement 1Nu Holdings Ltd. said Chief Operating Officer Youssef Lahrech is stepping down after more than five years, adding to a string of management changes in the upper ranks of Latin America’s standout financial technology firm. Article content(Bloomberg) — Nu Holdings Ltd. said Chief Operating Officer Youssef Lahrech is stepping down after more than five years, adding to a string of management changes in the upper ranks of Latin America’s standout financial technology firm.
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1 month ago | 
bloomberg.com | Cristiane Lucchesi |Leda Alvim
Nubank headquarters in Sao Paulo, Brazil. (Bloomberg) -- Nu Holdings Ltd. said Chief Operating Officer Youssef Lahrech is stepping down after more than five years, adding to a string of management changes in the upper ranks of Latin America’s standout financial technology firm. Lahrech will maintain a role at Sao Paulo-based Nu as permanent observer on the board’s audit and risk committee, and he’ll advise the company on credit strategy, the company said Tuesday in a filing.
