Investor Education
Understanding Brazilian Funds
A practical guide to four Brazilian investment fund structures and the distinct assets, time horizons, and risks each may involve.
A clearer framework
Different structures serve different investment objectives.
A fund’s legal structure shapes what it may hold, how investors access their capital, and which risks require close attention. Explore each category before reviewing the specific rules and documents of any individual fund.
FIP
Private Equity Investment Fund
Long-term participation in companies, often accompanied by active governance and strategic influence.
Typical focus
Private companies and equity-linked instruments
FII
Real Estate Investment Fund
Collective access to properties, real-estate receivables, and other assets connected to the property market.
Typical focus
Property, real-estate income, and receivables
FIAGRO
Agribusiness Production Chain Investment Fund
Capital directed to assets and credit instruments linked to Brazil’s agribusiness production chains.
Typical focus
Agribusiness assets, credit, and rural property
FIDC
Receivables Investment Fund
A structured vehicle that invests primarily in receivables generated by commercial and financial activity.
Typical focus
Credit rights and receivables
Educational information
This material describes fund categories in general terms. It is not an offer, investment recommendation, or description of a specific ADR Capital product. Terms, risks, liquidity, eligibility, and taxation depend on each fund’s governing documents and current regulation.
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