PRhosper

PRhosper

PRhosper was established in 1979 as a non-profit closed complementary pension entity to serve employees of Rhodia, a Solvay Group company. The fund is governed by a Deliberative Council, whose presidency is held by Daniela Rattis Manique, a senior executive at Solvay, reflecting the deep integration between the plan's governance and its corporate sponsor. Valeria Bernasconi runs day-to-day operations as Superintendent Director while Arthur Pires oversees security and operations. The fund administers three distinct benefit plans, including the SolvayPrev plan, a supplementary defined-contribution vehicle that pools participant contributions alongside sponsor allocations. PRhosper's investment footprint extends beyond traditional securities into a dedicated direct real estate portfolio concentrated in commercial properties in Brazil, plus a 'Mobile Assets' allocation in its home city of São Paulo. The plan's most recent participant communication, released May 2026, confirms the opening of a contribution-adjustment window for the SolvayPrev plan through March of that year. PRhosper has operated for over 45 years and maintains active memberships in Brazil's two principal closed-pension trade bodies: Abrapp, the national association where it has historically held Administrative Council seats, and APEP, the private-sector pension and sponsor association where its leadership participates in governance. The fund's sole sponsor lineage runs through Rhodia Brasil to the Belgium-headquartered Solvay Group, which also covers employees of Peróxidos do Brasil. What distinguishes PRhosper is its direct real-asset posture within a Brazilian closed-pension framework, where most peers outsource asset management entirely.