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Investors Predict More Pain for Brazil Insurer After 90% Wipeout

Bloomberg Markets Thursday 03 September 2026, 12:29 UTC By Leda Alvim 1 min read
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Investors see few reasons to be optimistic about Hapvida, the Brazilian health insurer and hospital operator plagued by rising costs, constant litigation and an escalating debt load.

Investors see few reasons to be optimistic about Hapvida, the Brazilian health insurer and hospital operator plagued by rising costs, constant litigation and an escalating debt load.
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