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Previdência Social de Ji-Paraná
The Instituto de Previdência Social de Ji-Paraná was created by Municipal Law N° 4.660/2002 as an autonomous agency of the municipality, with its own legal...
Previdência Social de Ji-Paraná
The Instituto de Previdência Social de Ji-Paraná was created by Municipal Law N° 4.660/2002 as an autonomous agency of the municipality, with its own legal identity, assets, and revenue streams fully separate from the city treasury. The mayor, currently Isaú Fonseca, appoints the president. Edísio Gomes Barroso holds that role. A small cadre operates from a storefront office on Rua Aluízio Ferreira; daily service hours run 07:30 to 13:30. The staff includes at least one dedicated pension analyst — Lânea de França Cirqueira Lins, who served as interim president. The fund manages the social-security obligations for Ji-Paraná’s municipal civil servants. Its investment perimeter is shaped by CMN Resolution 4.963, which governs RPPS portfolios and mandates concentration limits. On the public-markets side, the fund disclosed a holding in the AQ3 Renda FII (Aquilla FII), a real-estate investment trust traded on the B3, confirming exposure to Brazilian commercial property income. The remaining portfolio consists predominantly of federal-government bonds and high-grade private fixed-income instruments. There is no evidence of private-equity, venture-capital, or international allocations. Published meeting minutes trace a steady cadence of fiscal-council oversight. The fifth council meeting of 2026 reviewed April accounts, with minutes uploaded May 28. The website also confirms a pending 2024 re-registration exercise for beneficiaries, flagged in a May 2026 notice. The fund participates in two industry associations — ASPREMERON, the state-level pension-institute association of Rondônia, and ABIPEM, the national association of state and municipal pension entities. The structural differentiator is IPREJI’s legal autonomy coupled with its inherently local liability profile. Unlike shared-risk federal funds, all benefits are tied directly to Ji-Paraná’s municipal workforce, making the fund’s solvency a function of municipal contributions, local demographics, and Rondônia-specific investment returns. The fund does not co-invest, accept external capital, or operate vehicles beyond the statutory mandate. Succession is mayoral; the next election cycle will determine whether Barroso or a successor manages the coming benefit wave.
General information
Firm type
Pension Fund
Year founded
2002
Location
Region
South America
Country
Brazil
City
Ji-Paraná
Corporate office
Ji-Paraná, RO, Brazil
Principals
Edísio Gomes Barroso
President
Isaú Fonseca
Mayor of Ji-Paraná
Lânea de França Cirqueira Lins
Interim President and Pension Analyst
Frequently asked questions
Who runs investment decisions at Previdência Social de Ji-Paraná?
Executive authority rests with the president, Edísio Gomes Barroso, who is appointed by the mayor. A fiscal council meets regularly and reviews monthly accounts. Day-to-day administration is handled by a small in-house team; there is no indication of an outsourced CIO or external investment committee.
How does IPREJI invest its pension assets?
Investments are governed by Brazil’s RPPS prudential rules under CMN Resolution 4.963. The portfolio is concentrated in federal bonds and high-grade domestic fixed income. One disclosed public-equity-linked holding is the AQ3 Renda FII, a real-estate investment trust listed on the B3 exchange.
Is Previdência Social de Ji-Paraná exposed to private equity or venture capital?
There is no evidence of private-equity, venture-capital, or international allocations. The disclosed holdings and regulatory framework suggest the fund stays within liquid, onshore Brazilian instruments.
What is the relationship between IPREJI and the Ji-Paraná city government?
IPREJI was created directly by municipal law as an autonomous agency with its own legal personality and revenue. However, the mayor of Ji-Paraná, currently Isaú Fonseca, appoints the president, so governance is tightly linked to the municipal election cycle.
Which industry associations does IPREJI belong to?
The fund is a member of ASPREMERON, the association of Rondônia’s social-security institutes, and ABIPEM, the national association of Brazilian state and municipal pension entities. Both provide peer benchmarking and policy advocacy for RPPS funds.
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