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Bases
Bases is a private sector pension fund based in Salvador, Brazil. It manages approximately $182.9 million in assets, primarily focused on Latin America and the...
Bases
Bases is a private sector pension fund based in Salvador, Brazil. It manages approximately $182.9 million in assets, primarily focused on Latin America and the Caribbean.
General information
Firm type
Pension Fund
Year founded
1986
Location
Region
Latin America
Country
Brazil
City
Salvador
Corporate office
Rua da Grécia, nº 8, 9º andar, Comércio, Salvador, BA, 40010-010, Brazil
Principals
Ingryd Cunha Lemos
President of the Executive Board
Maurício Medeiros Assis Pereira
Director of Security and ARPB
Taytiane Peneluc Menezes de Cirqueira
President of the Deliberative Council
Frequently asked questions
Who runs investment decisions at Bases?
Ingryd Cunha Lemos serves as President of the Executive Board. Maurício Medeiros Assis Pereira acts as Director of Security and ARPB. Taytiane Peneluc Menezes de Cirqueira chairs the Deliberative Council.
How is Bases related to Banco Bradesco?
Banco Bradesco S.A. became the main sponsor after acquiring Baneb. The relationship determines the fund’s beneficiary base and ongoing administrative ties.
What asset types does Bases hold?
The fund maintains exposure to judicial credits (precatórios) in Brazil. It also owns the commercial property Edifício Serra da Raiz in Salvador.
Which industry association does Bases belong to?
Bases is a member of Abrapp and has received the Abrapp Engagement Seal.
Where does the underlying membership originate?
Membership traces to former Baneb employees now represented through AFABANEB following the Bradesco acquisition.
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