BlackRock expects to sustain asset growth in Brazil regardless of election outcome
Bruno Barino said rising demand from Brazilian clients and a 12% gain in 2025 will keep growth near 30% next year.
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BlackRock expects to sustain asset growth in Brazil regardless of election outcome
BlackRock Predicts 30% Discharge at the Asset Base in Brazil in 2027, Regardless of Election Outcome
BlackRock hopes to maintain a 30% expansion rate in its asset base in Brazil in 2027, regardless of the electoral outcome, according to Bruno Barino, CEO for the country of the world's largest asset manager, in part for the growing interest of Brazilians in international investments. Exclusive material for subscribers. To have full access, access the link of the subject and register.
Forbes, the world's most well-conceived business and economic magazine. Manager's CEO in Brazil says that expansion should be sustained by Brazil's greater interest in foreign investment and ETFs The post BlackRock predicts 30% growth in Brazil in 2027, Independently of the election appeared first in Forbes Brazil.
BlackRock hopes to maintain a 30% expansion rate in its asset base in Brazil in 2027, regardless of the electoral outcome, according to Bruno Barino, CEO for the country of the world's largest asset manager, partly due to the growing interest of Brazilians in international investments. Read more (10/02/2026
BlackRock hopes to maintain a 30% expansion rate in its asset base in Brazil in 2027, regardless of the electoral outcome, according to Bruno Barino, CEO for the country of the world's largest asset manager, in part due to the growing interest of Brazilians in international investments.
BlackRock hopes that its assets under management in Brazil will grow between 30% and 35% in 2026 and that the advance will be around 30% in 2027, no matter who wins the elections. Its local manager attributes the expansion to interest in international investments and points out that fiscal and competitiveness reforms will be decisive to attract long-term capital.
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