Bloomberg Línea

Filipe Serrano (EN)

Editor

Bloomberg Línea’s Editor based in Sao Paulo, Brazil, focused on covering macroeconomics, business and financial news. Former editor at O Estado de S. Paulo newspaper, Exame magazine and INFO magazine in Brazil. Postgraduate degree in International Relations from FGV-SP and graduate degree in Journalism from PUC-SP

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Brazil’s Daemon Hires New Chief Investment Officer to Oversee Assets Worth US$6B

The asset management firm co-founded by Sergio Rhein Schirato has hired Shane Haas, formerly of AlphaLab Modulus, as its new CIO

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After Spearheading Google in Brazil, Ribeiro-Neto Is Taking a Fresh Shot at Entrepreneurship

Berthier Ribeiro-Neto, the tech giant’s first-ever employee in Brazil, tells Bloomberg Línea about his new role as CTO of the lending fintech UME

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High Rates, Fiscal Uncertainty Seen as Frustrating Brazil’s M&A Bounceback

Carlos Lima, partner at the M&A-focused law firm, Pinheiro Neto, told Bloomberg Línea companies are still proceeding with caution and that there are still many distressed operations

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Fiscal Uncertainty In Brazil Inhibits Foreign Capital Inflows, Deutsche Bank Says

Drausio Giacomelli, chief strategist for emerging markets at Deutsche Bank, tells Bloomberg Línea that fiscal risk has prevented the bank from recommending investment in the country

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Brazil’s Rio Bravo Sees Higher US Interest Rates Limiting Potential Gains

Evandro Buccini, managing partner of the fund manager with 3.2 billion reais in assets under management, tells Bloomberg Línea that fiscal uncertainty in Brazil is also a limiting factor

Brazilian, LatAm Interest Rate Markets Hold Opportunities, Bank of America Says

In a report, the bank’s analysts point to distortions in the yield curve in the region in relation to expectations for central bank reference rates

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Reasons for Brazil’s Higher Economic Growth in 2023, According to the IMF

The International Monetary Fund has raised its growth projection for Brazil’s GDP from 2.1% to 3.1% in 2023, in contrast to the global slowdown

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What Is The Common Theme In Mexico, Brazil and Colombia’s Currency Strength In 2023?

Latin America’s main currencies have felt the pressure of Fitch’s US long-term credit downgrade, following a year of appreciation against the dollar

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Latin America Likely to See More Arbitration Cases Amid New Regulatory Frameworks

New regulations introduced by left-wing governments in the region could lead to a flood of litigation, according to Michael Cullen, director for research in Latin America at FTI Consulting

SVB Collapse Shows Startups Must Have a Plan B, Tim Draper Says

The seasoned venture capitalist, who has contributed to companies such as Tesla and Coinbase, tells Bloomberg Línea that companies should mitigate risk

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