What We Do
Economic Studies
Financial and Economic Modeling
Financial and Economic Modeling
Comprehensive economic studies, including demand estimation, impact evaluation, pricing strategies, forecasting, and detailed sectoral and regional analyses, designed to deliver actionable insights.
Financial and Economic Modeling
Financial and Economic Modeling
Financial and Economic Modeling
Custom financial and economic modeling, including feasibility analysis, project structuring, and evaluation of claims for compensation.
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Corporate Finance
Financial and Economic Modeling
Corporate Finance
Tailored valuation of companies and projects, with expert advisory services in fundraising and financial restructuring.
About us
Marcelo Sacchi de Carvalho, PhD
Marcelo Sacchi de Carvalho, PhD
Marcelo Sacchi de Carvalho, PhD
Marcelo holds a PhD in Economics from the University of British Columbia and a Master's in Economic Theory from the University of São Paulo. With extensive consulting experience in financial modeling, demand estimation, regional economic analysis, and impact evaluation, he has worked with organizations like the Inter-American Development
Marcelo holds a PhD in Economics from the University of British Columbia and a Master's in Economic Theory from the University of São Paulo. With extensive consulting experience in financial modeling, demand estimation, regional economic analysis, and impact evaluation, he has worked with organizations like the Inter-American Development Bank, and firms and governmental bodies in Brazil and abroad. His doctoral research focuses on labor and public sector economics, using large-scale data sets.
Gabriel Lyrio de Oliveira, PhD
Marcelo Sacchi de Carvalho, PhD
Marcelo Sacchi de Carvalho, PhD
Gabriel is an economist with a Master's and PhD in Economic Theory from the Department of Economics at FEA-USP, where he also served as a professor. He was a visiting researcher at The University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign (UIUC). He has extensive experience with quantitative methods, particularly those aimed at impact evaluation an
Gabriel is an economist with a Master's and PhD in Economic Theory from the Department of Economics at FEA-USP, where he also served as a professor. He was a visiting researcher at The University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign (UIUC). He has extensive experience with quantitative methods, particularly those aimed at impact evaluation and the estimation of economic variables. Gabriel has consulted for The World Bank, where he supervised and produced statistics for the agencies responsible for the Brazilian social policies. He is a coordinator for concession and PPP projects.