IPREM Pouso Alegre

IPREM Pouso Alegre

The Instituto de Previdência Municipal de Pouso Alegre (IPREM) was founded in 2007 as an autonomous entity within the Municipality of Pouso Alegre's indirect administration. Daniel Ribeiro Vieira serves as Diretor-Presidente, supported by Evelyn de Sousa Faria as Diretora de Finanças e Arrecadação. The institute was created to manage the Regime Próprio de Previdência Social (RPPS) for the municipality's civil servants, ensuring the long-term financial balance of the local social security system. IPREM's portfolio construction reflects a prudent Brazilian municipal pension framework. Holdings are concentrated in Brazilian federal government bonds (Tesouro Nacional) and local real assets. Property holdings include the institution's headquarters on Praça João Pinheiro and a distinct land parcel in Pouso Alegre designated for investment. The fund's governance structure separates operational management from oversight with a Deliberative Council led by André Albuquerque de Oliveira and a Fiscal Council led by Eugênio Mozart Silva Filho. IPREM participates in the Brazilian pension governance ecosystem through memberships in ABIPEM (Associação Brasileira de Instituições Previdenciárias Estaduais e Municipais), ANEPREM, and the Minas Gerais-focused AMIPREM. The fund achieved Pró-Gestão RPPS Level II certification, a national program recognizing good management practices among public pension funds, reinforcing its institutional standing among sub-national peers. Unlike large federal funds that diversify globally across alternativas, IPREM's structural differentiator is its tightly constrained local mandate: the fund exists solely to back liabilities for a single municipality, with investments hewing to the conservative asset allocation rules of Brazil's RPPS framework. This governance ring-fence — direct municipal linkage, Pró-Gestão certified, with no external client capital — defines its investment architecture.