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Considering the BNDES’ importance in fostering greater international insertion of the Brazilian economy, International Synopsis is a biannual publication that aims at monitoring issues related to international economic circumstances. The publication analyzes matters such as: level of trade, economic growth projections, inflation, foreign direct investments (IED) and foreign trade.

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International Bulletin nº 16 October/2011
International Bulletin nº 15 April/2011
International Bulletin nº 14 October/2010
International Bulletin nº 13 April/2010
International Bulletin nº 12 September/2009
International Bulletin nº 11 March/2009
International Bulletin nº 10 September/2007
International Bulletin nº 08 January/2007
International Bulletin nº 07 September/2006
International Bulletin nº 06 May/2006
International Bulletin nº 05 February/2006
International Bulletin nº 04 November/2005
International Bulletin nº 03 August/2005
International Bulletin nº 02 July/2004
International Bulletin nº 01 April/2004

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05/15/2012
BNDES launches a public call-for-managers of two venture capital funds focused on innovation
The BNDES is receiving proposals in answer to the public call-for-managers (two) of Share Investment Funds for companies with annual net revenue up to R$ 150 million, focused on innovation. The BNDES’ participation may reach up to 35% of the committed capital in each fund.

05/11/2012
BNDESPAR will make a public offering of the Carbon Efficient Index Fund
The BNDESPAR has filed a request to register the Public Offering of shares of the ECOO11 Fund — iShares Carbon Efficient Index (ICO2) Brazil – Index Fund at the Securities and Exchange Commission (CVM). The initial amount of the operation, designed for both individual and institutional investors, will be R$ 1.5 billion, which may be increased by up to 35% depending on demand.

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