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Rio Times

WorldRio Times·Jun 4, 2026·1 min read

Slow Bank Loans Push Brazil’s Builders Toward Receivables Funds

Brazil · Markets Key Facts —The shift: Slow, costly bank credit is pushing Brazil’s construction firms toward receivables funds known as FIDCs. —The market: Brazil’s private credit market moved R$192.8bn ($37.9bn) in the first quarter of…

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