To provide an overview of the Brazilian legal and investment framework, we have produced a special guide addressing the main legal aspects, challenges, opportunities, and trends in foreign investments.
Doing Business in Brazil is divided into key practice areas, which aim to discuss foreign investors’ main concerns, particularly those related to the inflow and outflow of funds, investment models and vehicles, taxes, and labor rules. The content also draws attention to the capital and financial markets, M&A transactions, and other relevant legal consequences, such as antitrust, compliance, disputes, and criminal, as well as specific economic sectors that, directly or indirectly, are relevant for foreign investments like insurance, real estate, international trade, and ESG aspects.
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