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03/17/2017

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After a three-year drought of initial public offerings amid economic and political upheaval, some expect that more than a dozen deals will be filed by the end of the year.

03/05/2017

On this week's show, I'm interviewing phenomenal tour guide and native paulistana, Flavia Liz di Paolo, direct from São Paulo, Brazil. Flavia Liz takes visitors into the heart of the world's most exhilarating city to experience the culture, history, and flavor of the place. We talk about Flav...

02/25/2017

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Finance definition at 7 minutes.

Ted Gonder is the Co-founder and Executive Director of Moneythink, the only youth movement restoring the economic health of America through financial educati...

02/25/2017

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See how the multi-trillion dollar pie of the global economy gets divided between countries, based on the latest data from the World Bank from February 2017.

02/23/2017

On March 31st, the Brazilian Legal Society of the NYU School of Law will host the event What lies behind: A legal and economic analysis of Brazil’s future.
The event will be open to the public with the purpose of discussing Brazil’s legal and economic scenarios in light of the significant political changes that impacted the country in 2016.
Mr. Armínio Fraga, former president of the Brazilian Central Bank and one of the founding partners of Gávea Investimentos, will be the keynote speaker, addressing Brazilian current economic and regulatory challenges and discussing possible reforms the country could undergo to regain economic growth.
We hope to see you all there!

02/06/2017

Rio de Janeiro

02/04/2017

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02/04/2017

01/30/2017

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Berkshire Hathaway completes the largest purchase ever of “long-tail” reinsurance risks

01/23/2017

GTIS raises more than $257m for Brazilian RE fund

January 19, 2017

New York-headquartered GTIS Partners has collected more than $257m for its latest Brazilian real estate fund.

GTIS Brazil Real Estate Fund III-A has collected $257.7m from 24 LPs according to a filing with the US Securities and Exchange Commission.

A separate filing shows that a side vehicle, dubbed, GTIS Brazil Real Estate Fund III-D, has collected $20m from two LPs.

However, it is unclear if the main filing includes the commitments from the parallel vehicle filing.

The fund has a $500m total offering, but it is not clear if this is a target or a hard cap.

In March 2012, GTIS closed its second Brazilian real estate fund at $810m, four years after its predecessor closed at $510m.

Founded in 2005, GTIS Partners has offices in Los Angeles, San Francisco, Atlanta, São Paulo, Paris, France and Munich, Germany,

It pursues opportunistic real estate investments through direct equity investment and non-traditional lending activities.

To date, the firm has committed capital to residential, retail, industrial, office, hotel and mixed-use projects in the US and Brazil, and claims to among the largest real estate private equity companies in Brazil.

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01/23/2017

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GTIS raises more than $257m for Brazilian RE fund