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Brazil’s Gávea Shuts Multimarket Funds After US$1.7B Outflows
Gávea Investimentos, founded by former Central Bank president Armínio Fraga, is shutting down its Gávea Macro multimarket funds after US$1.7B in outflows. The five affected funds will be transferred to Bradesco Asset pending shareholder approval.
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