2012 International M&A Adviser Summit, NY

This cross-board Mergers M&A  brought together over 50 industry stalwarts and 400 guests, some world’s top dealmakers, private equity, institutional investors, legal and investment banking professionals to discuss the dynamics of Global Economics from Leading emerging markets to what is happening in Wall Street and Washington.

III Brazil Infraestructure Investments Forum

This outstanding Forum was an incredible event for foreigner investors  to understand and feel the very scenario of infrastructure in Brazil and all the fundamental projects necessary for the economical growth of the country. This third  version has deepened the debate about Brazil  showing all strategic areas, opportunities, legal environment and how a special court have been set up to analyze and approve investments in different levels.

Baker @ MacKenzie: Re-Building the Old World BRIC by BRIC

New Developments Impacting Stock Awards in Europe and Brazil/Russia/China

In order to retain essential professional employees, American multinational corporation  reward them with equity in the company. The idea is to keep those professionals who are most important to the company’s long term success as  the more equity you have and the better the company does and the better you will do.

FORBES: 4 Must Knows Before Investing in Brazil

Ricardo Geromel, Contributor Covering Billionaires with a focus on Brazil (5/31/2012 @ 11:56AM) Although only 40% of Brazil’s population is regularly connected to the Internet, Brazilians are already spending $13 Billion a year online. Unemployment is at historic lows at the same time that wages are increasing and credit is widely available.  http://www.forbes.com/sites/ricardogeromel/2012/05/31/4-must-knows-before-investing-in-brazil/

The Brazilian Economy, FGV

Despite the fall in economic activity, the labor market has been surprisingly resilient. But for how long?  Claudio Accioli and Solange Monteiro, Rio de Janeiro   A RESILIENT LABOR MARKET but low economic activity definitely do not go together, yet Brazil has been living with this situation for almost two years. http://portalibre.fgv.br/main.jsp?lumPageId=4028809A203E1B74012048F081154692&contentId=8A7C82C539D4611D0139D4BB6EFD222B