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Brazilian companies big and small are foraying beyond Brazil and New York in search of investments |
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Cheap and convenient for investors, ETFs are taking heat for artificially inflating asset prices, knocking down markets, and encouraging asset manager passivity |
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International experiences show that it takes much more than a country with excellent growth prospects to make a junior market thrive |
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Petrobras case reopens debate on sell-side analyst silence during stock distributions |
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How the rejection of significant reforms to the Novo Mercado can affect investor perceptions of corporate governance in Brazil |
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Absence of anti-takeover and mandatory bid clauses leaves future companies of the Novo Mercado vulnerable to hostile takeovers. Now the BM&FBovespa wants to correct the mistake |
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BM&FBovespa's proposal to make audit committees mandatory for Novo Mercado companies revives debate on the role of the conselho fiscal turbinado |
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In the U.S., spotlights are now trained on high frequency or alternative trading systems. Many question their fairness to long-term investors |
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First batch of management pay data in Brazil reveals distortions and excesses – not to mention laziness and negligence in providing the information |
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The cultural, social and psychological aspects that explain why public company managers refuse to have their compensation revealed |
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