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White papersTrends Reinforced: Investor Migration Fuels Brazil’s Momentum
This issue of Trends Reinforced explores how Brazil could be gearing up for a year of recovery, with the help of domestic drivers.
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Asset Manager NewsGTIS Partners’ Palácio Tangará Named Best Hotel in Brazil on Condé Nast Traveler 2021 Gold List
GTIS Partners LP (“GTIS”), a real estate private equity firm headquartered in New York City, with offices in São Paulo, Los Angeles, San Francisco, Atlanta, Paris and Munich, today announced that the Palácio Tangará, a hotel it developed in São Paulo, Brazil through institutional private equity funds has been recognized as 2021’s Best Hotel in Brazil on Condé Nast Traveler’s annual Gold List.
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White papersLocal Investors Discover Brazilian Stocks
Why local investors have been supporting Brazil’s market in recent days.
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Asset Manager News2020-Q1 Brazil Market Commentary
The stars were seemingly aligned for Brazil’s economy entering 2020, but the outbreak of COVID-19 changed that in a matter of weeks. While the full impact has yet to be realized as Brazil’s outbreak began later than other countries and is currently still expanding, it is already clear that Latin America’s largest economy will see a sharp slowdown in growth during 2020 and unprecedent levels of unemployment.
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White papersA Positive Tipping Point for Some Brazilian Banks?
Franklin Templeton Emerging Markets Equity’s Gustavo Stenzel explains why certain Brazilian banks could emerge from the outbreak stronger relative to a new pack of financial technology competitors.
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White papersBrazil On The Rise
Investor expectations of the newly elected President Bolsonaro and Economy Minister Paulo Guedes were high following an election victory based on an agenda of security and reform. In December 2018, Wall Street economists ranked Brazil as the top investment opportunity for 2019 according to the December 5-17 Bloomberg surveyi of 30 economists and investors, largely based on the market-friendly campaign promises, and an economic agenda with four stated priorities:
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Q1 2019 – Brazil Economic Outlook
After taking office, newly-elected President Jair Bolsonaro tapped highly-acclaimed, University of Chicago-trained economist Paulo Guedes to head the newly created “Super Ministry” of Economy. Since taking the Ministry of Economy position, Guedes has publicly pushed for a substantial pension reform and a sweeping R$1.0 trillion target privatization program as core tenets of his market-friendly economic policy. The market is now clearly showing a renewed sense of optimism that Brazil is now back on the right track. Consumer and business confidence sharply improved in 2018 as surveys showed an increasing likelihood of a Bolsonaro victory and expectations of continued economic reforms.
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Q2 2019 Brazil on the Rise
During the 2018 Presidential Election, Guedes established four priorities for the administration’s economic policy: 1) Responsible fiscal and monetary policy, 2) Reduced government presence in the economy, especially through privatization, 3) Greater integration with the global economy, and 4) Business-friendly reforms. Within the first year, the administration has delivered or substantially progressed on its promise in regards to economic reform.
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Grain, Oilseed Prices Dance to a new Global Tune
As global crop production diversifies geographically, prices for corn, soybean and wheat are becoming more sensitive to currencies like the ruble and real.
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White papersThe Answer, My Friend, Is Blowing In Brazil's Wind
Alternative Views focuses on green infrastructure investment in Latin America.
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EM Debt—A Brightening Picture?
Barings’ Ricardo Adroguè and Omotunde Lawal highlight opportunities they’re seeing from Mexico and Brazil to more challenged geographies like Turkey and Argentina—and provide insight into how they’re thinking about political hotspots like Venezuela.
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White papersA Sea of Opportunities
We are of the opinion that the market has been discounting a far more pessimistic scenario than we currently envisage for emerging markets. EM fundamentals remain strong and we believe that the sell-off provides attractive investment opportunities for long-term investors.
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White papersChina & Brazil: Currencies on Diverging Paths?
The election of a new leader in Brazil and the escalating Sino-U.S. trade war could send their currencies, the real and yuan, on diverging paths.
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White papersBrazilian elections: lights and shadows on the horizon
The expected outcome of the presidential election occurred, with right-wing candidate Jair Bolsonaro winning vs the leftist Fernando Haddad.
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GTIS Partners Grabs Top Spots In Prestigious Gresb Sustainability Ranking
GTIS Brazil Real Estate Fund Ranked Number 1 for Fourth Consecutive Year
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São Paulo's Top Hotel For Business Travelers Might Surprise You
The reasons for visiting São Paulo, Brazil’s largest city, are aplenty. For starters, it’s the cultural and financial hub of the country. So no matter the time of day, the metropolis is alway humming with vibrant energy. There’s plenty of world-class museums and cultural attractions to explore, including the São Paulo Museum of Art (MASP) designed by Lina Bo Bardi, Museum of Contemporary Art (MAC), and Museu Afro Brasil.
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GTIS Partners Lp Broadens Business Model; Announces Launch Of Brazil Infrastructure
New York, August 1, 2018 – GTIS Partners LP (“GTIS”), a real estate investment firm headquartered in New York with offices in São Paulo, San Francisco, Los Angeles, Atlanta, Paris and Munich, today announced it is expanding into infrastructure investing in Brazil. Concurrently, the firm said it hired Eduardo Klepacz, formerly CEO of Cubico Brazil, one of the country’s largest renewable energy generators, to head GTIS’ new infrastructure investment team based in Sao Paulo.
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GTIS Partners LP broadens business model; announces launch of Brazil Infrastructure Platform with plans for vertically integrated team
GTIS Partners LP (“GTIS”), a real estate investment firm headquartered in New York with offices in São Paulo, San Francisco, Los Angeles, Atlanta, Paris and Munich, today announced it is expanding into infrastructure investing in Brazil. Concurrently, the firm said it hired Eduardo Klepacz, formerly CEO of Cubico Brazil, one of the country’s largest renewable energy generators, to head GTIS’ new infrastructure investment team based in Sao Paulo.
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Real Estate Firm GTIS Plans Infrastructure Expansion in Brazil
GTIS Partners LP, a real estate private equity firm with about $5 billion in assets under management, is diversifying into infrastructure — with Brazil as its first stop.
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São Paulo's Top Hotel For Business Travelers Might Surprise You
The reasons for visiting São Paulo, Brazil’s largest city, are aplenty. For starters, it’s the cultural and financial hub of the country. So no matter the time of day, the metropolis is alway humming with vibrant energy.
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