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Investors Predict More Pain for Brazil Insurer Hapvida After 90% Wipeout
Investors see few reasons to be optimistic about Hapvida, the Brazilian health insurer and hospital operator, which is plagued by rising costs, constant litigation and an escalating debt load.
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Investors Predict More Pain for Brazil Insurer Hapvida After 90% Wipeout
Investors see few reasons to be optimistic about Hapvida, the Brazilian health insurer and hospital operator, which is plagued by rising costs, constant litigation and an escalating debt load.
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