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Tag Archives: Brazilian bonds

Sep 24, 2025

Navigating Brazil’s Currency Volatility with USD Credit

Brazil’s fixed income market is one of the deepest in emerging markets, with an outstanding government debt of over BRL 8 trillion (roughly 75% of GDP) and a corporate bond market dominated by floating-rate instruments tied to the interbank deposit certificate (CDI). Domestic market participants are accustomed to high nominal yields; local treasury bills linked…

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Apr 14, 2021

SPIVA Latin America Year-End 2020 Scorecard: Active Managers Missed an Opportunity

The recently published SPIVA® Latin America Year-End 2020 Scorecard shows that the volatile environment of 2020, though potentially favorable for high-conviction active managers, did not necessarily translate into success for active managers. SPIVA scorecards measure the performance of active funds against an appropriate benchmark. For Latin America, S&P Dow Jones Indices began publishing the scorecard…

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Jul 22, 2020

Active Managers’ Outperformance in Brazilian Bond Funds – Skill or Price Distortion?

There were impressive results for active managers in the Brazil Corporate Bond Funds category, with 93.6% of them beating the benchmark in March 2020 and 88.2% Q1 2020. However, were these performance results due to true skill? This outperformance may be related to a market distortion. On the one hand, Brazil’s corporate bond funds experienced…

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