FINTECH IN BRAZIL
December 11,
2018
Time: 8:00 AM to 10:00 AM
Location: Brazilian-American Chamber of
Commerce, Inc., New York, New York
Technology, blockchain, and social media are working
together to create new approaches to financial services. Artificial
intelligence and digitalization are redefining what is possible. More
than 400 fintech companies Brazil have been created to take advantage of the
opportunities created, with several achieving high-profile IPO’s. Brazil’s
banking regulators have shown themselves to be supportive of the innovation and
competition brought by fintechs.
Join us for a presentation followed by a panel discussion that explores the
latest on fintech in Brazil, and the ongoing advances that will influence its
future.
Participating on the panel will be Sandro Reiss, Founder and CEO of
Geru, a leading platform for online lending in Brazil. Joining him will
be Alexandre Porto, a Vice President at Riverwood Capital, a
private equity firm focused on building and growing technology-based
companies. Presenting the future of fintech with the application of
artificial intelligence will be Terry Boyland, CEO of CPQi, a
technology and fintech services company headquartered in Brazil. Discussing the
regulatory environment for fintech in Brazil will be Larissa Arruy a Partner with
Mattos Filho.
SOCIAL RESPONSIBILITY IN TODAY'S WORLD
December 12, 2018
Time: 8:00
AM to 10:00 AM
Location: Tesla
Showroom, New York, NY
The Chamber’s
Young Professionals Committee invites you to join a thought-provoking and
timely conversation on social responsibility practices being defined and
implemented by multinationals, investors, entrepreneurs, philanthropists and
foundations worldwide. The distinguished panelists each
represent different facets of social responsibility, from corporate, to
societal, to environmental, contributing in their own way to find feasible
solutions to sustainably improving society and the environment.
Moderator:
• Laura Simão, Vice
President, Urban Investment Group, Goldman Sachs
Speakers:
• Antonio
Totaro Neto, Global Corporate Affairs Director, AB-Inbev
• Cintia Andrietta, Corporate Governance Manager, Natura & Co.
• Lea d’Auriol, Founder, Oceanic
Global Foundation
• Sid
Efromovich, Co-CEO, Zest Impact/Generation Pledge
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What Happened: On November 27, 2018, President Trump issued a new executive order on Nicaragua requiring the blocking of all property and interests in property belonging to any person determined by the Secretary of the Treasury to be involved with or assisting corrupt practices, the abuse of human rights or the destabilization of democratic processes in Nicaragua. On this same date, the Senate passed an amended version of the Nicaraguan Investment and Conditionality Act (NICA Act), which would establish restrictions on lending to the Government of Nicaragua by international financial institutions. The NICA Act now heads back to the House of Representatives for final consideration and, if approved, to the president’s desk for signature.
The Bottom Line: Corporations and persons with interests in Nicaragua and Central America should actively monitor the continued increased US sanctions on the Government of Nicaragua (including both current and former Nicaraguan government officials).
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