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CAPEF
CAPEF was established on 8 March 1967 as the supplementary pension vehicle for Banco do Nordeste do Brasil S.A. staff, later extending coverage to Camed and...
CAPEF
CAPEF was established on 8 March 1967 as the supplementary pension vehicle for Banco do Nordeste do Brasil S.A. staff, later extending coverage to Camed and its own employees. The fund operates under Brazilian closed-entity pension rules and reports more than 13,000 participants and beneficiaries. Investment activity centers on fixed income, variable income and real assets. Core holdings include the exclusive CAPEF FI Renda Fixa Previdenciário fund valued near $750 million and the Fortaleza FI Multimercado. Public equity positions comprise Vale, Petrobras, Itaú Unibanco, Bradesco, Ambev, JBS, Lojas Renner, Telefônica Brasil, Raia Drogasil and Localiza. Private commitments run through Kinea Private Equity V, Lacan Florestal III, Pátria Infraestrutura V and BTG Pactual Infraestrutura III. Direct real estate ownership covers commercial buildings in Rio de Janeiro, Recife and Fortaleza. Geographic exposure remains concentrated in Brazil. The investment team participates in ABRAPP, ANBIMA and ICSS. External managers include BTG Pactual Asset Management, Vinci Partners, XP Asset Management, Pátria Investimentos and Safra Asset Management. November 2024: Ocione Marques Mendonça spoke at the 31º Seminário de Investimentos e Benefícios on the 2025 economic outlook, investment policy and infrastructure. CAPEF maintains a direct sponsor relationship with Banco do Nordeste do Brasil, which serves as both founder and custodian. This structure channels plan design and risk parameters through the sponsor while the fund executes separate investment mandates via dedicated FIPs and exclusive vehicles.
General information
Firm type
Pension Fund
Year founded
1967
Location
Region
South America
Country
Brazil
City
Fortaleza
Corporate office
Avenida Santos Dumont, 771, Fortaleza, Ceará, Brazil
Principals
Ocione Marques Mendonça
Diretor Presidente
Sérgio Brito Clark
Diretor de Administração e Investimentos
Sector focus
Frequently asked questions
Who runs investment decisions at CAPEF?
Ocione Marques Mendonça serves as Diretor Presidente and Sérgio Brito Clark serves as Diretor de Administração e Investimentos.
Does CAPEF participate in fund commitments or only direct deals?
CAPEF commits to private equity and infrastructure FIPs including Kinea Private Equity V and Pátria Infraestrutura V while also holding direct real estate assets.
Where does the underlying wealth come from?
CAPEF receives contributions from employees of Banco do Nordeste do Brasil S.A., Camed and CAPEF itself under closed supplementary pension plans.
What asset classes does CAPEF hold?
Holdings include fixed-income funds, listed Brazilian equities, timberland, infrastructure FIPs and commercial real estate in Rio de Janeiro, Recife and Fortaleza.
How is CAPEF related to Banco do Nordeste do Brasil?
Banco do Nordeste do Brasil founded CAPEF in 1967 and continues as sponsor and custodian for the pension plans.
Which sectors appear in CAPEF public equity holdings?
Public positions include materials (Vale), energy (Petrobras), financials (Itaú, Bradesco), consumer staples (Ambev, JBS) and industrials (Localiza).
Does CAPEF maintain external asset managers?
Yes. Mandates are held with BTG Pactual Asset Management, Vinci Partners, XP Asset Management, Pátria Investimentos and Safra Asset Management.
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