Global Equity Brazil Fund

Why invest in Brazil?

Brazil is offering today's global economy some of the best investment opportunities available in the global market. With a jump to investment grade approval, Brazil's financial and capital markets are becoming an increasing interest for foreign investment. While the world's economy was facing increased global aversion to risk and an intensification of global liquidity adjustment, Brazil's Foreign Direct Investments (FDI) reached US$37.5 billion in the first eleven months of 2008.

As a member of the biggest and fastest growing BRICs economies, Brazil continues to solidify its' economic future with tighter fiscal discipline, monumental discoveries in natural resources, an impressive level of agribusiness and sophisticated corporations that are competing for resources on a global level. Brazil's government has developed a strong monetary policy, which over the last 10 years has controlled inflation and eliminated debt from the World Bank and IMF years ahead of schedule.

Brazil has reached the privileged position of energy independence through bio-fuels and deep-water oil. The latest oil discovery estimated that the future oil reserves of the country would reach up to 80 billion barrels. This volume puts Brazil in the position of holding the sixth largest oil reserves in the world, with up to 93 billion barrels, ahead of Venezuela, Russia and Libya.

With ample sun, fresh water and more available arable land than any other country, Brazil seems to be on a historic trajectory to becoming the next great global breadbasket. "Brazil can be No. 1 in the future in agricultural production"

If that ambition pans out, Brazil may provide the supply cushion the world urgently needs to meet growing demands for food. The same soaring commodity prices that have inflicted so much global pain are creating wealth in Brazil.

Global Equity Administradora de Recursos-Brazil

Fully regulated by the CVM the Brazilian regulator. The CVM is considered one of the strictest and most transparent regulators in the World.

• Brazil has reached the privileged position of energy independence via bio-fuels, hydro-electric and oil.
• Brazil is now the top world exporter of ethanol, beef, poultry, soybeans, sugar, coffee, and orange juice.
• Brazil possesses many deposits of strategic industrial minerals such as iron, manganese, uranium, bauxite, copper, lead, tungsten, zinc and gold.
• Approximately 3% of the World's Population lives in Brazil (180 million people).
• Brazil maintains nearly 22% of the World's fresh water supply.
• The Amazon Basin holds alone 17% of the Worlds fresh water.
• Over the Next 50 years water will be looked at as gold throughout the World.

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