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FEE BASED OU COMISSÃO? FILIPE MEDEIROS EXPLICA O FUTURO DA ASSESSORIA

Watch on YouTube ↗  |  July 11, 2026 at 00:00  |  17:10  |  Market Makers
Speakers
Filipe Medeiros — CEO e Fundador da AAWZ

Summary

Filipe Medeiros, CEO da AAWZ, analyzes the accelerating shift from commission-based to fee-based advisory in Brazil. He uses XP's latest disclosures and US market data to show that fee-based will grow to dominate the industry, reallocating value from brokerages to advisors and driving a structural migration toward passive funds and ETFs.

  • Commission-based advisory (comissionamento) will not disappear but will lose significant market share to fee-based (FIBASED) over the next 5 years.
  • XP's CEO stated the company aims to reach 50% of client assets under the fee-based model, growing about 8 percentage points per year from 25% currently.
  • The shift will compress brokerages' average take rate from ~1.2% to ~0.6%, while advisor compensation rises, improving service quality.
  • Fee-based growth is a structural catalyst for passive funds and ETFs, as it reduces portfolio turnover and encourages low-cost passive investing, following the US pattern.
  • The US advisory market, already majority fee-based, serves as a blueprint for the Brazilian evolution, benefiting end clients and professional advisors alike.
  • Active fund managers in Brazil face headwinds as assets rotate into passive products due to the fee-based migration.
Ideas
Filipe Medeiros CEO e Fundador da AAWZ 12:44
Fee model shift lifts passive investments Brazil.
The structural shift from commission-based to fee-based advisory in Brazil is accelerating, as shown by XP's target of 50% fee-based custody within five years. This transition, mirroring the US experience, will cause a migration of assets from actively managed funds to passive funds and ETFs, reduce portfolio turnover, and lower the overall take rate of brokerages. Fee-based growth is a powerful tailwind for Brazilian passive investment products.
Filipe Medeiros CEO e Fundador da AAWZ 12:44
Fee model shift lifts passive investments Brazil.
The structural shift from commission-based to fee-based advisory in Brazil is accelerating, as shown by XP's target of 50% fee-based custody within five years. This transition, mirroring the US experience, will cause a migration of assets from actively managed funds to passive funds and ETFs, reduce portfolio turnover, and lower the overall take rate of brokerages. Fee-based growth is a powerful tailwind for Brazilian passive investment products.
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Speakers: Filipe Medeiros  · Tickers: Brazilian Passive ETFs, Brazilian Active Funds