Investment banks calculate that $100 billion are waiting to enter Brazil depending on the
success of reforms promised by President Jair Bolsonaro in Davos, says sources participating
of the World Economic Forum.
Larry Fink, who manages a R$6 trillion investment
portfolio at BlackRock, confirms the interest. "I'm
optimistic about Brazil and we definitely want to
invest more in the country," said the executive of
the world's leading investment fund firm. Brazil
presents one of the best investment opportunities
around, Carlyle Group co-chairman, David
Rubenstein, said during a different debate session.
A third banker said the $100 billion number is
"technical" and derives from estimates of different investment banks. The money could turn
into foreign direct investment
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