The president of Previ, João Fukunaga, told (Grupo Estado's real-time news system) that the pension fund of Banco do Brasil decided to divest around R$ 7 billion in variable income, reducing fully or partially its positions in 12 companies, including BRF, whose exit, which has been happening, has already yielded R$ 2 billion. The reason for the divestment is the below-expected return on variable income assets, considering even the flow of dividends. With this move, the entity will acquire more NTN-Bs, aiming for "liability immunization," Fukunaga commented. "We are making the divestment because we understand that there is room, from an equity point of view, to exit and buy NTN-Bs," he said. "This fits with our liability immunization strategy." NTN-B is the National Treasury Note series B. Part of the operations is still ongoing. Therefore, the executive explained, the names of the companies have not been disclosed. "All movements are within our political investment strategy, ...