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Funding; Agribusiness | 4 Key Collateral Instruments in Brazilian Agribusiness Lending Transactions For Foreign Lenders To Consider

Brazilian agribusiness companies are increasingly raising funds through structured credit transaction with Brazilian and foreign lenders. Credit lines in U.S. dollars range from traditional export prepayments (PPEs) and direct lending (4131), to Rural Product Notes (CPRs) and CDAs/WAs with currency exchange adjustment, financed by foreign financial institutions, funds, tradings and

The non-solicitation and non-enticement clause is an important contractual mechanism for protecting a Brazilian company, which it aims to prohibit a specific person – natural or legal – from being

In recent months, Tax Reform has become one of the most relevant topics for the business environment in Brazil, especially in the mergers and acquisitions (M&A) market. The proposed changes

The Brazilian scenario of high funding costs has led foreign and Brazilian financial institutions and fund managers to have to restructure loans in Brazilian reais and US dollars with Brazilian

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