The joint venture was launched in 1997.
Terms of the sale, which is expected to be completed next month, were not disclosed. The two firms publicly announced the sale on March 27.
The sale of Alliances half of the joint venture coincides with the establishment of Alliances new regional investment management firm also headquartered in Sao Paulo. The firm, to be named
The new firm will expand Alliances presence in Latin America, from Mexico to Argentina, according to a company announcement. Alliance wants to take part in the rapid growth of the mutual fund industry in Latin America and capture pension fund assets, said John Carifa, president and chief operating officer of Alliance, in a statement.
Despite the sale, Alliance will continue to provide economic and technical advisory services to Bradescos equity research team. Bradesco will distribute Alliances mutual funds as they are approved for sale to Brazilian investors.