Brazil becomes fifth largest telecoms market in the world

Telecoms

Luca Luciani, CEO, TIM Brasil

With 200m people, Brazil has rapidly become the fifth largest mobile market in the world – and is still enjoying 16 percent annual growth. Mr Luciani explains the drivers of this growth, how TIM turned itself around to become the second largest provider in the country, and its forthcoming investments.

March 16, 2011 Tags: ,

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Duilio Calciolati, CFO, Gafisa SA
Brazilian housing deficit promises gains for Gafisa

Investment

Duilio Calciolati, CFO, Gafisa SA

Brazil’s economy is growing at an astounding rate, as is the wealth of its people, across all income segments. With this growth comes high demand for homes: the country needs 1.5 million new units a year, before factoring in its 5.8 million unit deficit. With 50 years of history in the country and three well-respected brands, Gafisa is well placed to capitalise on these needs. Duilio Calciolati outlines Brazil’s real estate environment.

May 11, 2012 Tags: ,
Alan Gandelman, CEO, ICAP Brazil
“Everyone is investing in Brazilian equities” as economy overtakes the UK

Investment

Alan Gandelman, CEO, ICAP Brazil

Brazil’s fortunes have been rapidly improving for the last five years, and the country was recently recognised as the world’s fifth largest economy. But that’s not the end of the story, says Alan Gandelman of ICAP Brazil: with a stable economic and political landscape, everyone is investing in the country’s equity market, from the US and Europe to Asia and the Middle East.

April 2, 2012 Tags: ,
Carlos Nicacio, Partner, Deloitte Brazil
Carlos Nicacio: Brazil’s many-layered tax environment

Tax & Legal

Carlos Nicacio, Partner, Deloitte Brazil

One of the challenges for businesses in Brazil is how taxes are levied by multiple levels of government, in different ways across its states and municipalities. The country offers many benefits to alleviate its tax burden – but companies can require a larger tax department than in other jurisdictions to navigate the complexities. Deloitte’s Carlos Nicacio outlines the issues, and how Brazil’s transfer pricing legislation differs from the OECD standards.

March 28, 2012 Tags: ,

Related by the tag Telecommunications

Görkhan Bozkurt, CEO, Türk Telekom
Convergence of voice and data, fixed and mobile, is the future for Türk Telekom

Telecoms

Görkhan Bozkurt, CEO, Türk Telekom

Türk Telekom is the incumbent fixed-line operator in Turkey, and is using its strong market share to deliver ‘convergence’: packages of complementary communication services with value-added benefits. Görkhan Bozkurt discusses the significance of this strategy for retail and corporate growth, and the investments already yielding rewards for the company.

January 25, 2012 Tags: ,
Aldo Mareuse, Group CFO, Orascom Telecom
Orascom and Vimpelcom: the first merger of many

Telecoms

Aldo Mareuse, Group CFO, Orascom Telecom

Orascom’s recent merger with Vimpelcom represents the first big event in what is likely to be a long period of consolidation in the telecoms sector in emerging markets. CFO Aldo Mareuse discusses Orascom’s growth, the complexities of the successful transaction and the entrepreneurial spirit that drives the company’s constant expansion.

January 20, 2012 Tags: ,
Aymar de Lancquesaing, Smart Handheld Business Group President, Acer
The smartphone age

Telecoms

Aymar de Lancquesaing, Smart Handheld Business Group President, Acer

The smartphone age has enabled a lifestyle of 24/7 connectivity that more consumers are expecting and demanding. Aymar de Lancquesaing explores the evolution of the way we communicate, and how good R&D and innovation are the driving forces for the market.

March 3, 2011 Tags: ,