Saturday, 2013/05/25
STORIES
Advertising bulletins
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 New rules for FIPsCVM Instructions set limits for private equity fund portfolio composition and establish parameters for trading shares on the secondary market |
98 | |
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When will the Bovespa Mais take off? More flexible listing rules and a commitment from market players are essential |
97 | |
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The challenges of investments in the hotel industry Coordinated initiative by funds and international operators could enhance interest in the segment |
96 | |
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Investments in Brazil and tax contingencies It is essential to bear in mind that it is no longer possible to engage in purely tributary operations devoid of business purpose |
95 | |
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Opportunities in the port industry Revision of regulatory standards will make the industry safer for investors |
94 | |
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Investments in clean energy Regulatory system currently promotes institutional security and creates favorable conditions for private equity investment in the clean energy sector |
93 | |
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Investment committees and supervisory boards New ABVCap-Anbima code establishes flexible rules for the installation of investment committees and the presence of shareholder representatives |
92 | |
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ABVCAP-Anbima self-regulation code New code aims to promote better corporate governance in the industry and enhance its potential to attract investment |
91 | |
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Changes in FIP taxation Government rectifies error by reducing the Tax on Foreign Exchange Transactions (“IOF/FX”) to previous level of 2% |
90 | |
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Private equity and infrastructure Brazil is under pressure to develop, and the good news is that the regulatory environment is favorable to foreign investment |
89 | |
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Shareholders in the investment committee? The advantages and disadvantages of investors’ participation in decision making |
88 | |
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How to attract development banks It is necessary to follow a number of fundamental principles and rules, such as transparency, sustainability and compliance |
87 | |
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Targeting specific investors increases fundraising effectiveness Restricted-effort distributions, targeted at qualified investors, are exempt from registration but have limits on the number of participants |
87 | |
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Targeting specific investors increases fundraising effectiveness Restricted-effort distributions, targeted at qualified investors, are exempt from registration but have limits on the number of participants |
86 | |
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Tax haven or beneficial tax regime? Law 12.249/10 significantly influences the way foreigners choose to invest in Brazil |
85 | |
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The extent of manager liability Managers are liable in proven cases of willful misconduct, fault or noncompliance with obligations |
84 | |
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Differences between fmiees and fips FIPs offer greater freedom of choice on company profiles for investment, and a lower structuring cost |
83 | |
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The benefits of institutional arbitration The adoption of an arbitral chamber with “tried and true” regulation makes conflict resolution more agile and cost-efficient |
82 | |
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"Distressed assets" offer good opportunities Brazilian law has advanced significantly by bringing safer and newer restructuring procedures inspired by the US "Chapter 11" |
81 | |
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Earn-out clauses in acquisitions The mechanism aligns the interests of the parties, stimulates the improvement of company performance and limits the risks to investors |
80 | |
