High rates keep Brazilian FIDCs attractive, delay risk appetite: Solis

Solis, a Brazilian asset manager, states that high interest rates will sustain demand for FIDCs (receivables investment funds) focused on short-term commercial, consigned, and mortgage credit with guarantees, thereby postponing a broader search for risk. This reflects a defensive investor stance amid a prolonged high-rate environment in Brazil, with implications for credit allocation and risk appetite.

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