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Private equity’s ESG journey: From compliance to value creation PWC 6/21/2021 The Pandemic reinforces opportunities for the secondary market in Brazil, says Lexington Abvcap News | February 2021 3/22/2021 Vinci´s CEO foresees growth in the Brazilian Private Equity Abvcap News | February 2021 3/22/2021 Pátria seeks leadership in Latin America after Nasdaq IPO Abvcap News | February 2021 3/22/2021 HIG Capital analyzes nearly 10 fiber optic deals in the São Paulo countryside Valor Econômico 3/4/2021 More

The Crisis and the Obvious - Article Piero Minardi, President

There comes a point when those who do business in Brazil think they have seen everything: inflation, the most diverse currency crises, recessions typical of wartime but in periods of peace. This is all with an historical backdrop of a gigantic state, an octopus with tentacles that pretends to want to help but only gets in the way. We are now in 2020 and facing a crisis that no one imagined they would find. A crisis that combines global aspects and is exacerbated by our political mishaps and lack of leadership. The result is an economic plunge that certainly frightens everyone - and makes the mission of our industry, today and in the future, even more important than it already was.

Pátria seeks leadership in Latin America after Nasdaq IPO

After 32 years of operation, Pátria took an important step towards internationalization when it went public on January 22nd on one of the world's main stock exchanges, Nasdaq. The $588 million raised should contribute to the company's consolidation in Latin America and expansion of its private equity products and other fronts, says Alexandre Saigh, CEO, Board Member and Founding Partner at Pátria. "We have a three-decade dream of building a leading asset management firm in Brazil, Latin America, and emerging markets," says the executive, in an interview with ABVCAP.

Vinci´s CEO foresees growth in the Brazilian Private Equity

In line with internal expectations, Vinci Partners' IPO raised about $275 million on January 28. The amount evaluated as "super positive" by the CEO of the asset management firm, Alessandro Horta, will be strategic to accelerate the launch of private market products in Brazil. "We will use the amount raised to seed and attract resources from clients, putting Vinci's commitment to catalyze this process," said the executive, in an interview with ABVCAP.

Europe and Latin America leader, meet Deborah Malheiro, participant of the ScaleUp inBrazil program

On the women's entrepreneurship day, we interviewed Deborah Malheiro, Appnext representative in the program ScaleUp inBrazil, an accelerator program to international tech companies that aim to expand to Brazil - designed by the Brazilian Private Equity and Venture Capital Association, The Brazilian Trade and Investment Promotion Agency and Israel Trade and Investment Brazil.

Brazil is 'very attractive' magnet for private capital, says Bill Ford, General Atlantic CEO

A mature investment market, increasingly digital and with broad potential for expansion makes Brazil "a very attractive magnet" for private capital, considers Bill Ford, CEO of the Global Fund General Atlantic (GA). "Despite being volatile in terms of currency and politics, Brazil is a country that has generated one of our best returns", he said during an interview at ABVCAP Experience.

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