Collects examples of investment propositions which hide cognitive traps, named halo effect.

Analyses the fundamentals of Natura’s business and its performance as a public company.

Describes the conditions and characteristics of Complex Adaptive Systems, particularly the financial markets.

Suggests that financial markets can be viewed as Complex Adaptive Systems.

Illustrates some of Dynamo’s investments in this IPO cycle.

About the antitakeover defenses included in the bylaws of the recent IPOed companies in Brazil.

Revisits the literature and updates ours reflections on the fundamental theme of the ownership regime.

Under the occasion of the recent events in our equity market, considers the benefits of a market of corporate control.

Examines the empirical patterns and the internal processes of the IPOs, situating Dynamo´s competitive position in these offerings.

Discusses the recent initial public offerings cycle, examining the motivations that push the companies to going public.