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[Alfrankenstein]

Do the biggest banks in Brazil have liquidity issues for foreign depositors assuming they have like 100 million usd or more eventually deposited in Brazilian banks or financial institutions? How do these institutions fare in Brazil? How strong are brazil's financial institutions vs the ones in the u.s.?

 

[troubled soul]

Do the biggest banks in Brazil have liquidity issues for foreign depositors assuming they have like 100 million usd or more eventually deposited in Brazilian banks or financial institutions?

large banks in Brazil are subject to strict regulatory requirements and are required to maintain adequate levels of liquidity to ensure their ability to meet their obligations, including those to foreign depositors.

How do these institutions fare in Brazil?

the Brazilian banking system has faced some challenges in recent years, including a recession, political instability, and a credit crunch. Additionally, the COVID-19 pandemic has had a significant impact on the Brazilian economy and financial system. Brazilian banks and financial institutions have generally demonstrated resilience and have been able to maintain adequate levels of capitalization and liquidity. As with any investment, it is important to conduct thorough research and due diligence before depositing funds with a Brazilian bank or financial institution.

How strong are brazil's financial institutions vs the ones in the u.s.?

As I mention in some other thread , it is not banking system but It is the justice system that make your money safe and you get better sleep at night...Better to focus on How justice system works in that country than focusing on banking regulation....If justice system is not fair or transparent ...banking regulation is just a piece of paper...

I am not expert