BRASIL: Former C.Banker Chief Arminio Fraga Interviewed By Charlie Rose.

CHARLIE ROSE TV/ 32 mins.
Arminio Fraga was the Central Bank of Brasil's president from 1999 to 2002.


The economist founded the investment firm Gávea Investments in 2003, that is now owned by JP Morgan.
Some call Fraga "Latin America's Alan Greenspan" for his monetary policies as CBB president.

BRASIL: Former Chief Banker Fraga Criticizes "Terrible" Infrastructure.

BUSINESSWEEK/  Arminio Fraga labels Brasil's infrastructure in “terrible shape” while bemoaning the nation's insufficient saving and investments.The former central bank president worries that foreign investors “think Brasil is perfect,” which creates an overconfidence that is “not good for us."

Former Brasil Central Banker Worries About Bovespa "Bubble."

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Former Brasilian central banker Arminio Fraga told a local newspaper that the rally in the Bovespa index may turn into "a bubble."
“It’s a bit startling, because if we continue at this pace, it could turn into a bubble again,” Fraga, currently the chairman of BM&FBovespa SA, told Estado.