OABPrev Nordeste

OABPrev Nordeste

OABPrev Nordeste operates as a multi-sponsored closed pension fund for the Ordem dos Advogados do Brasil, Paraíba chapter (OAB-PB). It administers complementary retirement plans for attorneys and their dependents registered with the state bar association. Governance sits with a deliberative council chaired by José Bonifácio Pinheiro da Câmara, while day-to-day investment and administrative decisions fall to Rafael Sedrim Parente de Miranda Tavares as president, supported by finance director Moacyr Henrique Martins Vaz and administrative director Pauliran Câmara. The fund's investment strategy reflects a typical Brazilian closed-pension conservative allocation — predominantly fixed-income instruments, government bonds, and select real assets — designed to match long-duration liabilities. Its mandate limits it to the closed pension ecosystem, meaning it does not take outside capital and operates under the regulatory purview of PREVIC. Specific portfolio holdings, asset-class weights, and external manager relationships remain privately held within fiduciary reports distributed to participants. OABPrev Nordeste maintains headquarters at Rua Rodrigues de Aquino in central João Pessoa, with no disclosed branch offices. The fund is a member of Abrapp, the national association representing Brazilian closed pension entities, which places it within the broader institutional governance network that shapes fiduciary standards, regulatory lobbying, and educational initiatives for the country's EFPC sector. No disclosed philanthropic vehicles or parallel operating companies are associated with the fund. Structurally, the entity differs from large public pension funds by its narrow, profession-based constituency. It serves a single professional guild within a single state, an architecture common among Brazilian "entidades fechadas de previdência complementar" sponsored by class associations. The fund's governance, investment policy, and benefit design remain directly accountable to the OAB-PB leadership rather than a broader public mandate, concentrating decision-making authority within a small, lawyer-governed board structure.