My One Academy: Special Brazil Magazine

Tuesday, November 18, 2014

Special Brazil Magazine


	November 2014 LFF Brazil Magazine English

The diversity and depth of solution that Luxembourg can offer Brazilian asset managers, corporates and investors, is the main topic of this issue. Luxembourg acts as an entry gate for many non-European banks and financial actors, including major players from Brazil. In this edition, leading figures in the financial sector discuss the advantages and the solutions that Luxembourg can bring.

We also hear from the major Luxembourg corporates SES, ArcelorMittal and CargoLux who have strong historical links with Brazil.

Asset management in Latin America

Marc Saluzzi, Chairman of the Association of the Luxembourg Fund Industry (ALFI) gives his unique insight into the opportunities and growth potential for the funds sector in Latin America.

Several Luxembourg funds are now offering non-Latin American investors the opportunity to invest in Brazilian private equity or real estate assets. Mark Tkatcheff, Corporate Senior Associate in charge of the Luxembourg-LatAm desk at Allen & Overy, explains why.

Big Four View on Latin America

Leaders of the Latin-America desks of Deloitte, Ernst & Young, KPMG and PwC in Luxembourg explain how Luxembourg is developing as an investment hub for Latin America and provide the latest insight into the trends that shape business and finance today.

Listed in Luxembourg

Developing continuously on the edge of innovation, the label “Listed in Luxembourg” is recognised in the international capital markets from Buenos Aires to Sao Paulo. Find out why Brazil issuers are increasingly using the Grand Duchy to tap into international capital.

SES demand growing across Brazil

Brazil is the most important market in Latin America for Luxembourg´s world-leading satellite operator SES. With five satellites authorised in Brazil, SES Vice-President Jurandir Pitsch, gives his vision for future expansion across Latin America and beyond.