Group 1 - The first product under the China-Brazil ETF mutual access mechanism has been officially listed in Brazil [1][2] - The ETF, issued by Bradesco Asset Management, tracks the China CSI 300 Index, providing Brazilian investors with a convenient channel to invest in the Chinese market [2][3] - The launch of this ETF is seen as a significant milestone in deepening cooperation between the Chinese and Brazilian capital markets, marking the first time the ChiNext Index covers the Latin American region [3] Group 2 - The product is designed to help Brazilian investors participate in the growth opportunities of the Chinese ChiNext market through a linked fund format [3] - The cooperation is based on a memorandum of understanding signed in March, which facilitated the coordination between regulatory bodies of both countries [2][3] - The launch is expected to diversify investment opportunities for Brazilian investors across various sectors in China, including consumption, healthcare, high-end manufacturing, and technology [2]