A total of five products were added in the month from four different brands: Franklin Templeton, Colchester, M&G, and Independencia.
Brazil mutual funds attracted BRL 26 billion in net new inflows in August
September 22, 2023 by
Fixed-Income Short Duration/Investment Grade funds, which invests at least 80% of its portfolio in federal government bonds or low-risk debt, attracted BRL 11.8 billion, little more than half of total net purchases.
CCR Monthly Approval Report – August 2023
September 7, 2023 by
JP Morgan, Dimensional, Franklin Templeton, DWS, Lazard, Morgan Stanley and AEA Investors were the fund sponsors gaining approval for new products in August.
Brazilian decreased the pace of withdrawals from international funds in the second quarter
September 3, 2023 by
Ian Caó, founding partner and CIO of Gama Investimentos, said that the awareness work being carried out by market professionals regarding the importance of diversifying portfolios in other geographies, contributed to the increase in some international investments strategies.
Mutual funds gathered BRL 14.7 billion in July
August 16, 2023 by
Fixed-income funds lead with inflows of BRL 12.6 billion in the month.
Mutual funds see outflows for seventh month in a row with BRL 58.4 billion lost in June
July 25, 2023 by
High-income retail sector led redemptions with BRL 18.6 billion.
Mutual funds outflows reach BRL 47.2 billion in May
June 21, 2023 by
Fixed income had the worst figures, bleeding BRL 29.6 billion.
Government proposal may increase taxation of cross-border investments
May 28, 2023 by
Even a checking account may be taxed. The measure still needs to be approved by Congress and may undergo changes.
Negative flows continue to hit cross-border Brazilian funds in first quarter
May 28, 2023 by
Despite USD 1.7 billion exited domestic mutual funds that invest in cross-border instruments, distributors see growing interest in international diversification.
Brazilian mutual funds face record outflows of USD 9 billion in April
May 18, 2023 by
Over the 12 months ending in April 2023, investors pulled BRL 71 billion out of the mutual fund industry.
