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ARTICLE · 05 NOVEMBER 2014

DMS Hosts 4th Annual Offshore Investment Funds Summit In Brazil

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This year's summit will focus on the opportunities and challenges for Brazilian asset managers seeking to raise capital offshore, and developments in the local market with investment diversification and institutional fundraising.

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DMS Offshore Investment Services Ltd. (DMS) will host its 4th Annual Offshore Investment Funds Summit in São Paulo, Brazil, on November 18, 2014. This year's summit will focus on the opportunities and challenges for Brazilian asset managers seeking to raise capital offshore, and developments in the local market with investment diversification and institutional fundraising. The summit will also examine new international regulations impacting the fund industry.

DMS Founder Don Seymour and Executive Director Francine Balbina will be joined by several leading industry experts speaking at the conference. The roster comprises Alan Craig, Partner at Campbells law firm; Alper Ince, Managing Director and Partner of Pacific Alternative Asset Management; Fred Jacobs, Managing Director of SS&C Global Op Alternative Investment Division; Ana Cecilia Manente, Partner in the firm of Levy & Salomão Advogados' Corporate & Capital Markets Group; Cary J. Meer, Partner in K&L Gates'

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