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Brazil

Brazil has a large, sophisticated and increasingly innovative financial sector. The country has a growing economy and a significant high-net-worth population, creating demand for sophisticated structuring and estate planning services. The country’s financial landscape is defined by robust domestic institutions, a dynamic fintech sector and robust forward-looking regulation by the Central Bank of Brazil.

São Paulo is the financial heart of Brazil and the leading economic hub, both of the country, and of the wider Latin American region. The city is innovative, with an advanced infrastructure and a highly skilled workforce.

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JTC’s São Paulo office opened in 2026 to enhance our global reach and support cross-border services for multinational clients.

Our multi-lingual Brazil team has been working in the region for many years and combines global expertise with in-depth local knowledge, enabling us to provide world-class fiduciary and corporate services. Supported by JTC’s global network, our Brazil office delivers tailored solutions that help private and institutional clients to thrive in the vibrant South American market.

We provide services to both local and international clients, supporting their structuring needs to help them navigate their jurisdiction of choice requirements.

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Trust and Entity Formation & Administration Corporate Services Family Governance Luxury Assets Next Generation Education & Succession Planning Accounting & Financial Reporting Company Secretarial Services Fund Services

Introducing JTC Brazil

Brazil stands as the largest economy in Latin America and the 9th largest globally, with a GDP of approximately USD $2.1 trillion (World Bank, 2023).

The country is widely recognized as the financial powerhouse of the region, with São Paulo at its economic core.

São Paulo alone generates more than 30% of the country’s GDP,

making it not only the leading business centre in Brazil but also one of the most important financial hubs in the Southern Hemisphere.

The city features advanced infrastructure, a deep pool of highly skilled finance and technology professionals, and a well-developed regulatory environment

Brazil serves as a gateway to the wider Latin American market.

Its strong trade links, large domestic market of over 215 million people and strategic geography provide unrivalled connectivity and business opportunities across the region.