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The BNDES has three integral subsidiaries: FINAME, BNDESPAR and BNDES Limited. Together, the four companies comprise the BNDES System.

FINAME’s resources are earmarked for financing purchase and sales operations and exports of Brazilian machinery and equipment, as well as imports of goods of the same nature produced overseas. Its activities are developed in conjunction with the collaboration of the BNDES, which in turn is responsible for FINAME. However, the management of this agency is responsibility of its Administrative Board.

BNDESPAR is a business corporation, which has been established as an integral subsidiary of the BNDES. It carries out capitalization operations of undertakings controlled by private groups, while abiding by the BNDES’ plans and policies.

Among the other goals, the subsidiary is responsible for contributing to the strengthening of Brazil’s capital market by expanding the offer of securities and democratizing the ownership of company capital.

For further details on the structure of BNDESPAR and FINAME, please refer to the Basic Legislation of the BNDES System.

Please read further information on BNDES Limited.

 



Recent News  Recent News
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.