September Gains Ahead of the Election
Ahead of Brazil’s October 4 vote, MarketVector’s Brazil BESST Quality (MVBEST) gained 6.75% in September, while MarketVector™ Brazil Multifactor Quality Index (MVQLBR) rose 3.45%. Both returned approximately 17% over the year ending September 30, 2026.
Beyond Broad Brazil: Selection Shapes the Exposure
As investors await the October 25 runoff, MVBEST selects profitable, dividend-paying companies across banking, electricity, water, insurance and telecoms. MVQLBR combines efficiency, profitability and leverage scores with a lower-P/E valuation filter.
Two approaches. One defining principle: company selection.
1. Quality and Dividends in Five Industries: MarketVector™ Brazil BESST Quality (BRL) Index (MVBEST)
Selects Brazilian companies in banking, electric utilities, water utilities, insurance and telecommunications with a history of profitability and regular cash dividends. Its industry and fundamental screens offer a targeted approach to Brazilian equities, emphasizing earnings and shareholder distributions.
2. Quality Selection with Valuation Discipline: MarketVector™ Brazil Multifactor Quality Index (MVQLBR)
Scores Brazilian companies on efficiency, profitability and leverage, then applies a lower-P/E valuation filter. Weighting blends company size with inverse volatility, subject to stock and sector caps, bringing quality, value and a volatility tilt into index construction.
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About the Author(s):
Joy Yang is the Head of Product Management and Marketing at MarketVector Indexes™ (“MarketVector”). She is responsible for managing MarketVector products and services to accelerate innovation in financial index design and adoption. Joy brings more than 25 years of investment experience to MarketVector, having led teams delivering index and quantitative-active investment solutions at Arabesque Asset Management, Dimensional Fund Advisors, Vanguard, Aberdeen Standard Investments, AXA Rosenberg, and Blackrock. She has an MBA from the University of Chicago Booth School of Business and a Bachelor of Science in Electrical Engineering from Cooper Union’s Albert Nerken School of Engineering.
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