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LYNK Markets and Avenue Connection: ETNs and the New Offshore

oglobo8 September 2026 at 23:36

Brazilian investors have been expanding their interest in international investments, however the lack of adequate infrastructure makes it difficult to access, maintain, and trade these overseas assets. Without the proper means, the global market remains theoretically accessible, but in practice complex and inaccessible for many investors.

According to data presented by Avenue, Brazil represents less than 1% of the global stock market. Additionally, data published by Avenue Connection indicates that only about 2% of Brazilian investors' wealth is allocated abroad, revealing significant underexposure to the international market.

The scenario, however, is beginning to change as technological advancements, greater access to international accounts, and a broader offering of investments bring global markets closer to Brazilian investors. In this context, LYNK Markets emerges as a solution in partnership with Avenue Connection, offering products such as ETNs (Exchange Traded Notes) and new offshore investment options for Brazilian investors.

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