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IPER
IPER was founded in 1991 to administer the social security regime for Roraima state civil servants. The institute gained autonomous public-entity status in...
IPER
IPER was founded in 1991 to administer the social security regime for Roraima state civil servants. The institute gained autonomous public-entity status in 1996 and continues to operate under the oversight of the state governor. The portfolio mixes Brazilian government bonds, small-cap equities, private equity, credit, and real estate. Confirmed holdings include positions in ÁTICO G. DE ENERGIA-FIP-FP, BBIF MASTER FIDC-FF, FII BR Hotéis, and multiple fixed-income funds managed by Caixa Econômica Federal and Banco do Brasil. Geographic exposure remains concentrated in Brazil, with limited international diversification. IPER employs service providers including Caixa Econômica Federal, Banco do Brasil, BNY Mellon, MPW Assessoria, and SMI Consultoria. The institute maintains two administrative properties in Boa Vista and participates in ABIPEM and ANEPREM industry associations. In January 2024 it attended the 12º Congresso de Conselheiros de RPPS. IPER functions as a statutory public pension entity rather than a discretionary family office or asset manager, with investment policy set by state legislation and actuarial requirements.
General information
Firm type
Pension Fund
Year founded
1991
Location
Region
South America
Country
Brazil
City
Boa Vista
Corporate office
Rua João Evangelista Pereira de Melo, 228 - Aparecida, Boa Vista, Roraima, Brazil
Principals
Rafael David Aires Alencar
President
Carlos Alexandre Praia R. de Carvalho
Director of Investments and Collection
Sector focus
Frequently asked questions
Who runs investment decisions at IPER?
Rafael David Aires Alencar serves as President. Carlos Alexandre Praia R. de Carvalho holds the role of Director of Investments and Collection.
Does IPER participate in fund commitments or only direct deals?
IPER holds limited-partner interests in private equity, credit, and real estate funds including ÁTICO G. DE ENERGIA-FIP-FP and FII BR Hotéis.
What asset classes does IPER allocate to?
Allocations include government bonds, small-cap equities, private equity, infrastructure, and real estate funds.
Where does IPER source its investment opportunities?
IPER works with mandated Brazilian custodians and advisors including Caixa Econômica Federal and Banco do Brasil.
How is IPER governed?
IPER operates as an autonomous public entity under state oversight, with strategic direction from the Governor of Roraima.
What industry associations does IPER belong to?
IPER is a member of ABIPEM and ANEPREM, the principal Brazilian associations for state and municipal pension entities.
Does IPER maintain real-estate holdings?
IPER owns its current headquarters and is developing a new administrative building in Boa Vista.
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