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Brazil

 

      The Green Transition  

Brazil’s Role in a Changing Global Economy

Brazil is central to discussions around energy transition, natural capital and sustainable economic development. Its scale, resource base and deep integration into global markets have made the country increasingly relevant to the evolving economy.  

Finance in Motion brings experience from sustainable finance, emerging markets and activities across Latin America to its engagement with Brazil’s evolving economic and environmental landscape.

Our Latest Brazil Insights

Stay informed about developments shaping Brazil’s sustainable economy.
  • 09/09/2026 Thought Leadership

    Brazil: Food Security’s Next Strategic Market

    In our latest article featured in Environmental Finance, Hector Gomez Ang and José Pugas explores why food security is increasingly becoming one of the defining economic and geopolitical challenges of our time.   

  • 15/09/2026 Thought Leadership

    How Brazil is changing the development finance paradigm

    Can emerging markets unlock private capital at scale? In our latest article for Sustainable Views, Melanie Aimer and José Pugas explore how Brazil's Eco Invest programme is helping attract international investment for sustainable development.

  • 13/10/2026 Thought Leadership

    Home is not a guaranteed hedge

    In our latest article for Investment & Pensions Europe (IPE), Melanie Aimer, Chief Commercial Officer, examines the role of global diversification in long-term portfolio construction. Using Brazil as a case study, she explores how exposure to different economic drivers, sectors, and growth trends may help investors broaden portfolio diversification and resilience.

 

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Over the past decade, the firm has invested more than USD 1.5 billion across Latin America while building long-standing relationships across the region. The Brazil leadership team brings together more than 100 years of collective experience spanning investment management, banking, portfolio management, risk and operations.  

 

Source: Finance in Motion internal data, Q4 2025. 

Frequently Asked Questions

What is Eco Invest Brasil?

Eco Invest Brasil is one of the world's largest public-sector initiatives and a multi-billion-dollar blended finance programme supported by the Inter-American Development Bank (IDB) and the UK Government. Designed to mobilise private and international capital towards Brazil's green transition agenda, the programme targets some of the country's most promising sustainable investment opportunities. 

Why is Brazil becoming increasingly important in sustainable finance?

Brazil is becoming increasingly important in sustainable finance because its vast natural capital, potential for large-scale land restoration and regenerative agriculture, and ability to scale bioeconomy solutions such as biofuels position it as a key market for financing the global transition to a low-carbon economy.

Which themes are relevant to Brazil’s sustainable transition?

Key themes underpinning Brazil's sustainable transition include the energy transition, regenerative agriculture, natural capital preservation, food security, bioeconomy-led growth, industrial decarbonization, and the development of resilient global supply chains.

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