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The Brazilian National Treasury, in partnership with the
World Bank Group, launched on August 17th, the book: “Public
Debt: The Brazilian Experience”. The book provides a
comprehensive coverage of the Brazilian public debt
management experience, in a single document, that involves
since Brazilian debt earliest registers until the management
of the public debt nowadays.
The publication may be of special interest to academics,
investors, financial analysts, credit-rating agencies, and
journalists. It was written by professionals with
first-hand experience on debt management, mainly National
Treasury staff, and authors from the World Bank, other
Brazilian Federal government institutions and the academy.
It is important to hail the book’s value for Brazilian
society, due to the intention of demystifying the topic,
increase transparency and by the fact that the subject has
been dealt with strict parameters and technical criteria. At
the same time, it highlights an important step reached by
the Ministry of Finance, and more specifically, by the
National Treasury, considering the institutional framework
remodeled focused on the best international practices. The
book also points toward forthcoming challenges, including
those related to the consolidation of a few institutional
steps, the development of secondary market and the increase
and diversification of the investors’ base. These challenges,
when overcome, will ensure the path of continued improvement
of debt management paving the way to further reductions in
the cost and risk of the public debt, and contributing to
sustainable growth of the Brazilian economy.
Finally, the National Treasury hopes the lessons learned and
described on this book will help guiding other countries in
the attempt to build solid practices on public debt
management and the development of a securities market,
generating positive externalities for far beyond the
Brazilian society.
The section below contains the book for download either
by chapter or in its full version. The full version in
available in pdf, epub and mobi formats. Currently, the epub
format is the standard applied in the industry of ebooks and
can be used in many e-readers, tablets and smartphones that
have support for reading ebooks, while mobi format can be
used in Amazon Kindle e-readers, very popular in the US.
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Book: “Public Debt: The Brazilian Experience” |
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