The executives of Bank of America predicted this Tuesday (26) at least 10 initial public offerings (IPOs) of Brazilian companies next year, with listings taking place in both Brazil and the United States.
To attract investors and ensure sufficient liquidity, operations must move from US$500 million, said Bruno Saraiva, co-director of the investment banking area in Brazil and director of capital markets for Latin America at BofA.
Meanwhile, Brazilian companies like and offered shares in the United States.
