Wednesday, 2013/05/22
STORIES
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 Why didn’t they take root?Though the market has churned out an alphabet soup of agribusiness bonds, the rate of issue has yet to pick up. Apparently no one remembered to get the producers on board |
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Unlikely globalization? Recent experiences indicate that the world’s stock exchange mergers are a much more intricate movement than they seem |
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The new bookkeeper The IFRS have changed the routine of accounting professionals: now they attend meetings all day, and they don’t look at the books until after–hours |
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The state in command Market interventions are in vogue in Brazil and worldwide. But in the end, whose interests do they serve? |
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No miracles Marketing IPOs to individual investors is common practice in some countries, but it does not guarantee success |
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After the downgrade... The day-after of bargain hunters on the exchange |
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Continuity plan Are covered bonds a solution to keep real estate credit growing in Brazil? |
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Socially active In their pursuit of financial return while doing good in the process, socially responsible funds may invest US$ 1 trillion by 2020 |
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Little guys enter the game Banks see good business opportunities in private-sector debt from midsize companies |
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Tumultuous union Sadia-Perdigão consolidation showed how the Brazilian model for judging antitrust issues has potentially damaging effects on the capital market. Would something more similar to the American system be more appropriate? |
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Fishing networks Social media help brokers reel in young internet users and transform them into stock market investors |
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Beware of the proxy advisor The case of PDG shows how important it is not to ignore their power |
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Underwater shares A total of 114 companies are worth less on the BM&FBovespa than in their own books. Among their ranks are traditional heavyweights whose shares suffered from too much uncertainty |
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Virtuous money Development agencies expand their corporate equity investments in an attempt to fight poverty |
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Disgruntled CVM issues new rules for independent investment agents, but professionals lash out and prepare to take legal action |
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Difficult phase Hedge funds struggle to beat the interbank rate, but as they fail in this task, redemptions from their portfolios are on the rise. So why the bad performance, anyway? |
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A dream for Cups yet to come The São Paulo exchange's target of five million investors by 2014 is officially history. Unfortunately, the barriers that keep Brazilians from investing in stocks are much greater than just the competition with high interest rates |
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Risk à la carte With new opportunities on the table, pension funds are slowly moving out of their comfort zones and seeking diversification |
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Unlucky bets Disappointing offerings and returns below expectations suggest that Brazil's real estate euphoria was exaggerated |
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Messengers of the board A century old in other countries, the title of secretary for corporate governance is becoming widespread in Brazil's publicly traded and privately held companies |
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