In September, Intertrust hosted two panel briefing discussions
for Brazil investment funds and private wealth market participants.
The panels discussed commercial trends and changes, the impact of
key regulatory updates, and economic and legal structuring drivers
supporting the use of Cayman, Bahamas, BVI and domestic
structures.
Our panel of Intertrust experts from Brazil, the Bahamas, BVI
and Cayman Islands were graciously joined by leading Brazilian
investment fund and private wealth practitioners. Read on for key
takeaways and trends driving international structuring demands for
Brazilian high net worth individuals.
Substance and separation of assets
The Brazil tax amnesty is likely to influence demand for simple
to very complex structures tailored to specific client
requirements. Discussion on corporate investment vehicles confirmed
that developing Controlled Foreign Corporations will steer action
towards substance and the separation of assets. A clear
