Brazil’s global fund segment falls again in 3Q 2022

BB Asset's Paulo Manzione says institutional investors remain very cautious regarding allocations to offshore markets.

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Brazilian funds with cross-border strategies hit with USD 3.8b in 1Q withdrawals

“This move was expected and totally understandable," says Frederico Monteiro, head of offshore fund management at BB DTVM.

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Investment abroad slowed in 3Q 2021, but managers are still high on Brazil

"Throughout 2021, we have observed a significant increase in the demand for investment funds abroad," says Renata Cypreste, commercial head of BB DTVM

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Brazilian managers selling cross-border vehicles to pensions of government workers

BB DTVM has partnerships with global managers such as Nordea, Schroders, Aberdeen and BlackRock, said Aroldo Medeiros, director at BB DTVM.

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BB DTVM resets global feeder offering as drop in local yields looms

BB DTVM's Carlos André told Fund Pro Latin America it is readying two products, one of them a feeder fund investing in a cross-border Banco do Brasil multi-manager fund allocating to various global brands, and using a foreign-exchange hedge.

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Brazilian government is pushing for a fixed-income ETF; seeks sponsor

Brazil is preparing the launch of the first local fixed-income exchange-traded fund (ETF). The government will select one manager to run the product, which should be launched by the end of the second quarter.

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Stronger Real spurs selloff of international funds in Brazil

BB DTVM's major partners are BlackRock, Nordea, JP Morgan and Schroders, who represent more than 70% of total AUM of its international products, said Ricardo Forni, product manager.

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Templeton and Brazilian insurer SulAmerica ink partnership, launch global fund

Franklin, which is headed in Brazil by Marcus Vinicius Goncalves (photo), was the last firm standing following a lengthy selection process that initially involved 40 managers, which was itself followed by a qualitative analysis with six finalists.

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