Brazil Summit
In spite of fiscal uncertainty, weak consumer confidence and low productivity and growth, Brazil remains the largest economy in Latin America and an economic powerhouse. Strategic sectors continue to offer opportunity and boost the country’s share of global trade. Additionally, business is playing an active role in decarbonisation efforts, supporting the government’s shift to strengthening Brazil’s environmental and climate agenda. What is next for the country’s growth trajectory and how can it be best positioned in the current uncertain economic and geopolitical context? How can Brazil benefit from the transition to a greener, cleaner and more inclusive society?
The Financial Times is delighted to present its second annual Brazil Summit, which will explore the country’s outlook following one of the most consequential presidential elections in decades.The agenda will explore the challenges and opportunities of unlocking Brazil’s enormous potential, its place in global affairs and key investment trends.
What's On
The power of people coming together is never knowingly underestimated at FT Live, therefore our event will be held in person providing the opportunity to meet and exchange views with like-minded leading business executives, government figures and investors.
The event offers a unique opportunity to explore opportunities for the private sector while expanding your networks; take an active role in Brazil’s economic and sustainable future; examine fresh perspectives and current thinking on topical issues, enabling smarter, more informed decision-making.
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Who is confirmed to attend
Senior executives are confirmed from Blackrock, Banco do Brasil, KPMG, HSBC, Safra, Fitch Ratings, S&P Global, JPMorgan, UBS, Bank of America, Itau Unibanco, BNY Mellon, BBVA, Chevron and more.
Join us to make powerful connections, do business in real life and meet Brazil’s power players.
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What's included?
Why Brazil Summit is a must attend event
Line up of world class leaders and speakers
Agenda at a glance
Key networking experiences
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Key agenda themes will include:
Macroeconomic scenarios, political and institutional outlook
What has changed? Policy priorities under a new Government.
Amazon Rainforest
Commitments/opportunities for environmental conservation, the bioeconomy, sustainable infrastructure investments. Role of the financial sector and innovative financing mechanisms. Carbon markets.
Infrastructure
Which areas of infrastructure does Brazil most need to invest in? Roads, railways, energy, water, sewage or other segments? Opportunities in Green energy and sustainable infrastructure. Auctions, concessions and regulatory reforms underway.
Brazil on the global stage
Geo-politics is changing the dynamics of Brazil’s positioning. Successfully navigating (and benefiting from) US-China trade tensions. Reconfiguration of global supply chains.
Agri-food systems in Brazil
Critical role in ensuring global food security. Sector transformation to meet environmental, climate, and social challenges. Investment opportunities.
Green Hydrogen/Green Tech/Carbon capture
Leveraging Brazil’s natural resources and capabilities to benefit from emerging investment opportunities.
The push for the environmental and social agenda
Role and commitments of the private sector (not only mitigation but adaptation).
Supporting Partners
Speaking Opportunities
Mariana Schapira
mariana.schapira@ft.com
Sponsorship Opportunities
Alessandre Siano
alessandre.siano@ft.com
Delegate Services
Alex Predescu
alex.predescu@ft.com
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