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Brazil PE Not Scared of Overinvestment

Mar 5, 2012

Private equity funds still see ample opportunity in Brazil despite the large amounts of money being deployed there. The vaguely defined “middle market” is still the sweet spot while new international firms have set up shop there amid expectations that valuations may be heading lower. Advent International’s Patrice Etlin estimates there is somewhere around $11bn in PE money available for Brazil at the moment. “Yes, it is a record number for Brazil. There has never been so much money and interest, but...

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