01 ━ THE THESIS
BRAZIL IS MORE
THAN A MARKET.
IT IS A MACRO STORY.
Brazil Investment Week brings together global investors, funds, institutions, banks, corporates and leading companies to explore the opportunities shaping Brazil, the UK, and London's role as a gateway to Latin America.
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Brazil as an investment option for global investors
A continent-scale economy with sovereign depth, energy advantage, and a young consumer base. Designed to be allocated to, not just observed.
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Brazil–UK business as a strategic corridor
Two markets, one corridor. Legal, financial, and cultural infrastructure that compresses the distance between São Paulo and the City.
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London as the gateway for Brazil and LatAm
Where capital, policy, and global narrative converge. London is the runway for Brazilian companies entering global markets.
02 ━ ONE SUMMIT · FIVE DAYS
ONE SUMMIT.
FIVE DAYS.
MULTIPLE ENTRY POINTS
INTO BRAZIL.
DAY 01
Opening & Capital Flows
The macro stage. Sovereign, institutional and family-office capital sets the tone.
DAY 02
Brazil Investment Conference
Financial Services, Energy, Climate & Food Security
DAY 03
Growing Markets
A deep dive into BRICS, Latin America, GCC, SouthEast Asia and Africa
DAY 04
Marsh Day
Carbon Credit, Data Centers, Global Supply Chain, & Infrastructure
DAY 05
BraSilcore
Consumer, Culture & Global Exit Strategies - Brands, lifestyle, M&A and routes to global capital markets.
03 ━ BRASILCORE AS SOFT POWER
BRASILIDADE IS ALSO
AN INVESTMENT LANGUAGE.
Brasilcore is more than an aesthetic trend. It is a signal of Brazil's cultural export power — from football shirts and beach rituals to beauty, music, food, fashion, design, and consumer brands.
FOOTBALL
Brand language
The shirt is a passport. Football is Brazil's most exported visual identity.
BEAUTY
Export categories
Wellness, sun care, hair, fragrance — categories engineered in Brazil, scaled globally.
FOOD
Consumer opportunity
Coffee, açaí, biodiversity. From commodity to brand to category leadership.
MUSIC · FASHION · DESIGN
Soft-power channels
Cultural exports that pre-sell investment, talent and consumer demand.
04 ━ INVESTMENT TRACKS
THE TRACKS SHAPING
BRAZIL'S NEXT CYCLE.
01
Energy Transition
Brazil's renewable matrix, grid expansion, biofuels, hydrogen, and industrial decarbonisation pathways.
04
Food Security
From farm to global plate. Brazil's role in a destabilised global food system.
07
Consumer & FMCG
Brazilian brands, lifestyle exports, beauty, food, fashion, and the consumer categories travelling globally.
10
Global Exit Strategies
M&A, dual listings, secondary capital and the playbook for taking Brazilian companies global.
02
Decarbonisation
Industrial transition, carbon markets, and the financial architecture of net-zero in emerging economies.
05
Critical Resources
From niobium to strategic minerals, Brazil's role in resilient supply chains and climate infrastructure.
08
Tech & AI
Sovereign AI, talent density, and the platforms turning Brazil into a regional tech operating system.
03
Agri & Nature-Based Solutions
Productive land, regenerative supply chains, and Brazil's leadership in nature-positive capital.
06
Financial Services & Fintechs
Banking, payments, embedded finance and the next generation of Brazilian financial infrastructure.
09
Infrastructure
Ports, logistics, energy, water and digital — the physical layer of Brazil's next cycle.
05 ━ THE BRAZIL × UK CORRIDOR
FROM SÃO PAULO
TO LONDON. FROM LONDON
TO THE WORLD.
06 ━ WHO ATTENDS
BUILT FOR THE PEOPLE WHO MOVE
CAPITAL, POLICY, AND MARKETS.
01
Investors
Allocators sourcing differentiated Brazil exposure across asset classes.
05
Corporates
Strategics evaluating Brazil for sourcing, scaling and acquisition.
09
Legal & Advisory
The corridor's enabling layer: legal, tax, audit and transaction advisors.
02
Funds
GP and LP communities mapping the next vintage of Brazilian opportunity.
06
Founders
Brazilian companies preparing for international capital and global launch.
10
Consumer Leaders
Brand, retail and lifestyle voices defining Brazilian soft power.
03
Banks
Global and regional banking leaders shaping the Brazil–UK corridor.
07
Policymakers
Regulators and public-sector leaders shaping the investment environment.
04
Institutions
Sovereign, multilateral and development capital meeting private markets.
08
Family Offices
Multi-generational capital positioning for the next macro cycle.
08 ━ TAKE THE STAGE
JOIN THE LINE-UP.
Join as a speaker, moderator, contributor or strategic voice in the Brazil-UK investment conversation.
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09 ━ PARTNERS & SPONSORS
PARTNER WITH THE PLATFORM CONNECTING BRAZIL TO GLOBAL CAPITAL.
Brazil Investment Week offers partners visibility, curated introductions, thought leadership, and access to high-value audiences across multiple touchpoints before and during the November summit.
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Strategic Partners
04
Cultural Partners
02
Institutional Partners
05
Hospitality Partners
03
Knowledge Partners
06
Media Partners
10 ━ THE CULTURAL LAYER
CAPITAL NEEDS
CONTEXT.
Brazil's culture is its longest-running outbound investor relations programme. The country has been pre-selling itself to the world for a century.
CHAPTER 01
Brazil as lifestyle economy
CHAPTER 04
Football as an export channel
CHAPTER 02
Brazilian beauty and wellness
CHAPTER 05
BraSilcore as a global mood
CHAPTER 03
Brazilian food and biodiversity
CHAPTER 06
Soft power as market entry
11 ━ NEWSLETTER
FOLLOW THE SIGNAL.
Receive updates on Brazil Investment Week, speaker announcements, partner events, and Brazil–UK investment insights.
12 ━ FINAL FRAME
BRAZIL'S NEXT CHAPTER
MEETS GLOBAL CAPITAL
IN LONDON.
BRAZIL INVESTMENT WEEK · LONDON · 09–13 NOVEMBER 2026