LatAm Outlook: Brazil

LatAm Outlook

Brazil

On 17 June, Canning House and our partners provided an update to the LatAm Outlook released in March 2021, looking specifically at Brazil and the Political, Economic, Social, Security, Health and Environmental developments that have taken place over recent months, as well as providing insights into how the situation may develop going forward.

This online webinar featured presentations from our partners followed by a Q&A session, with contributions from Ipsos, Itaú, Control Risks, the LSE Latin America & Caribbean Centre, SEI and Michael Stott of the Financial Times.

Please note: This event was presented in Portuguese, with simultaneous interpretation into English available.

Participants

Moderator: Gui Silva

Trustee, Canning House; Managing Director, Capital Markets Europe, Three Keys Capital Advisors

Michael Stott

FT Latin America Editor

João Pedro Bumachar Resende

Senior LatAm Economist, Itaú Unibanco

Clare Wenham

Assistant Professor, Global Health Policy, LSE LACC

Marcos Calliari

CEO Brazil, Ipsos

David Purkey

Latin America Centre Director, SEI

Thomaz Favaro

Director, Brazil & Southern Cone, Control Risks

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