Banco do Brasil overview
Banco do Brasil contact information
Offices
Saun Quadra 5, Lote B Asa Norte, Brasília, 70040-912, BrazilContacts
| Name | Job title | Location | |
|---|---|---|---|
Key Contact Mr. Marco Geovanne Tobias da Silva | Job titleChief Financial Officer | LocationBrasília, Brazil | Email  --------- |
| Ms. Tarciana Paula Gomes Medeiros | Job titlePresident | LocationBrasília, Brazil | Email ------- |
| Mr. Caio Laine | Job titleSenior Portfolio Manager | LocationBrasília, Brazil | Email ------ |
| Mr. Jean Candido de Oliveira Gomes | Job titlePortfolio Manager | LocationBrasília, Brazil | Email --------- |
Banco do Brasil fund commitments
Known fund commitments: 12
| Fund | Manager | Commitment date | Commitment size |
|---|---|---|---|
Manager ---------- | Commitment dateMay 2021 | Commitment size$7.5m | |
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Stories that mention Banco do Brasil
Carlyle seeks R$1bn for Brazil
The firm recently launched its second vehicle for Brazilian investors.
Carlyle secures third Brazil deal in 2012
The Carlyle Group has been active with its South American Buyout Fund recently, acquiring Brazil’s Tok&Stok after purchasing stakes in Grupo Orguel and Ri-Happy earlier this year.
Carlyle adds senior advisor in Brazil
The firm has added former CEO of Petrobras fuel distribution subsidiary Petrobras Distribuidora Luiz Viana as a senior advisor to Carlyle’s South America buyout team.
Carlyle raises $1bn for South America
The alternatives manager has held final closes for two South American vehicles with a Brazilian focus, bringing its total assets under management in emerging markets to $14bn.
Carlyle invests in Brazilian lingerie maker
Adding to its previous investments in Latin America’s largest economy, the firm will purchase a majority stake in Scalina, a major manufacturer of hosiery and lingerie.
Brazil’s sovereign fund objectives unclear
Although investment guidelines have not yet been set, people familiar with Brazil’s proposed sovereign wealth fund say it may favour ‘politically related’ investment mandates over the alternative investment allocations embraced by peers.