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The stock market mood
After a very bearish 2011, things are looking up for stock investments on the BM&FBovespa this year. Read on for forecasts for the market’s main segments
Bad luck for some, opportunity for others
The global economy will remain sluggish, and Brazil stands to benefit. The country has international asset managers’ trust in its favor
Stories
They didn’t give up
Five stories of companies that shrugged off the crisis and went public on the BM&FBovespa
Phony independence
In Brazil and worldwide, vague definitions allow board members of questionable impartiality to occupy seats earmarked for independents
Corporate Governance in Brazil
An X–ray of the practices adopted by issuers of the BM&FBovespa’s top 100 most traded stocks
A controversial delisting
Why minority shareholders were outraged at UOL’s terms for going private
No consensus
Brazilian investors are enthusiastic about forbidding votes by shareholders with a conflict of interests. But a divergence of opinions is getting in the way
Slower rotation
The reactions to the CVM’s proposed extension of mandatory auditor rotation from 5 to 10 years
Editorial
To take on 2012
Panorama
Investors celebrate the return of the IOF exemption
Cade will have 240 days to decide on mergers and acquisitions
Companies become listed on the BM&FBovespa without an IPO
Fears persist despite the removal of entrenched clauses from bylaws
Memoirs
The end of the first São Paulo exchange
Opinion
Imprudent Iasb?
Changes in conceptual framework for financial reporting may leave confuse accountants work
Magnifying glass
Merger approved
Brasil Foods makes acquisitions abroad, invests in Brazil and wins over market analysts
The price of debt
Low prices for cellulose pulp and excessive leverage keep investors away from Suzano
On the agenda
Real estate lovers
Private equity funds are advancing on the segment attracted by Brazil’s housing deficit of 5.5 million homes
IFRS compliance
Brazil is the first country to incorporate the IFRS into its investment fund industry
More transparency
Brazilian Securities and Exchange Commission will disclose consultation comments on its website
Governance
Ten years after Enron
The most emblematic case in corporate governance history reached its tenth anniversary last year, but few lessons have been learned
Portrait
Activist from the start
By Pinheiro Neto
The challenge of BDRs in Brazil
The foreign exchange problem has been sorted out, but the tax hurdle is still an obstacle
By PwC
Brazil in the sights of foreign private equity investors
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