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Ideas and paths to boost the financing of major and necessary projects
Deloitte Brazil's CEO addresses the industry's potential for recovery of the country's economy
The agents’ movement around the infrastructure chain shows a detachment with the economic and political scenario; the projects integration in the three spheres of government and new regulation and financing models signal progress perspectives
The need for infrastructure investment exceeds the available resources of all the multilateral banks, warns Martin Raiser, World Bank director for Brazil; to leverage the sector, the country needs a better planning and resources management, good projects and attractive regulatory frameworks
For James Canton, companies must be bold to deal with inevitable changes, ranging from demographic matters to acceleration of science advances; longevity, artificial intelligence, sustainability and space travel are major trends for the near future
As in the private sector, the technological modernization and automation can generate positive impacts on public service and raise the level of efficiency, control and transparency in public administration
The consolidation of the behavior of a consumer who is increasingly connected to the digital environment drives, in means of payment, innovations which bring convenience and impose challenges to financial businesses; the 2017 edition of the FEBRABAN Banking Technology Survey, conducted by Deloitte, confirmed the trend
The non-performing loans, which today represent R$ 400 billion in debts overdue in Brazil, are attractive for international agents in search for structured investments and may contribute to the recovery of companies and some sectors of the economy
Recessed economy and political instability are not obstacles for companies to include IPO in their funding strategies, especially given the scarcity of public funding; the appropriate preparation, however, is a key point
CEOs of Hidrosan and Incibra engineering companies, dedicated to infrastructure, talk about opportunities and models for projects in this sector in Brazil
The female presence on companies’ boards of directors is growing, but women are far to achieve equality; a Deloitte's global study shows that, on average, only 15% of board seats are held by women; in Brazil, this percentage corresponds to half
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