Brazilian asset managers are capturing a fresh wave of global capital as foreign investors rotate back into Latin America's largest stock market
Brazil · Business
Key Facts
—Foreign inflows into B3. R$42.56 billion (US$8.4 billion) in net foreign inflows hit Brazil’s stock exchange in January and February 2026.
—Brazil-focused ETF demand. About US$3.4 billion flowed into Brazil-focused ETFs over three months, with net inflows above 20% of starting assets.
—Manager fundraising. Capital Strategies raised nearly R$3 billion (US$592 million) for Brazilian managers in 12 months, with a similar pipeline ahead.
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