On Friday, September 27th, Cuatro Torres Capital will host a networking breakfast and seminars in Itaim Bibi, Sao Paulo.
Tracking the Activities of Global Asset Managers in Latin America
On Friday, September 27th, Cuatro Torres Capital will host a networking breakfast and seminars in Itaim Bibi, Sao Paulo.
Allocations to global funds have been a highlight in the profitability of plans managed by Petrobras's pension arm, accumulating a growth of nearly 23% in the first eight months of 2024.
ETFs emerge as one of the main alternatives for investors to diversify their portfolios internationally. "Customers have understood the power of diversification, seeking investment alternatives that are not reflected in the local market, and also diversifying in currency, as ETF BDRs have exposure to the dollar," said Paula Salamonde, director of the Institutional segment and iShares ETF at BlackRock Brasil.
"We are in a learning curve regarding international investment, and we will continue to be conservative in the next cycle," Said Barbara Boltje, manager of the fund of funds area at Petros.
Diversifying internationally not only provides access to additional markets but can also help mitigate specific risks of the local market and potentially increase portfolio resilience. It grants significant long-term benefits to institutional investors, said Isabella Nunes, responsible for investor relations at JP Morgan AM.
Arakaki will head JHSF Capital's global fundraising efforts among institutional investors and wealth-management firms, starting with the Latin American markets.
Fixed Income products led inflows attracting BRL 42.7 billion in the month, followed by Private Equity Funds, or FIPs, with BRL 4.2 billion.
“Investo's track record of innovation in the ETF space aligns perfectly with VanEck's vision for growth in Latin America. We are excited to contribute our global resources and investment expertise to support Investo's strategic goals for the Brazilian market”, said Jan van Eck, CEO of VanEck,
“We are pleased to announce this relationship with AZ Quest, as we continue to expand our capabilities across the region, furthering our goal of supporting leading institutional clients throughout Latin America,” said Marcia Rothschild, State Street head of Latin America.
As domestic real interest rates continue to decline, the propensity for institutional investors to take risks is expected to increase, and part of that is likely to migrate to international investments, said Luiz Fernando Pedrinha, Commercial Director for Institutional Clients at Schroders Brazil.
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