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Embora esses recursos sejam investidos prioritariamente em ativos de renda fixa, a maioria</em> lastreados em títulos públicos, os valores destinados aos mercados mobiliário e imobiliário e a investimentos estruturados representam o expressivo percentual de cerca de 30% do total desses recursos. Trata-se de fonte potencial de financiamento tremendamente relevante para projetos e estruturas empresariais que sejam capazes de receber os recursos em questão. Mas quais são os requisitos juríd

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As Entidades Fechadas de Previdência Complementar possuem ativos que representavam, em 2015, 12,2% do PIB nacional¹. Embora esses recursos sejam investidos prioritariamente em ativos de renda fixa, a maioria lastreados em títulos públicos, os valores destinados aos mercados mobiliário e imobiliário e a investimentos estruturados representam o expressivo percentual de cerca de 30% do total desses recursos. Trata-se de fonte potencial de financiamento tremendamente relevante para projetos e estruturas empresariais que sejam capazes de receber os recursos em questão. Mas quais são os requisitos jurídicos para recebê-los?

O primeiro e mais óbvio é que os investimentos devem atender às regras do plano em que foram aportados os recursos. Isso implica uma adequação às regras em cinco camadas:

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