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Census of Foreign Capital in Brazil
The Census of Foreign Capital in Brazil aims to compile statistics on the external sector, especially the International Investment Position, to subsidize the development of the economic policy and support the activities of the economic researchers and international agencies.
Securitization Legal Framework expands use of credit rights as ballast of receivables certificates
Marco unifies the rules on the sector and allows the use of any credit rights as ballast of the certificates of receivables.
Copyright investment in Brazil: what do you need to know?
Platforms streaming have made the copyright receivables chain safer, and help reduce piracy and provide information and data on the potential profitability of assets.
Main changes brought about by the New Law on Foreign Exchange
In force from December 30 of this year, Law 14.286/21 establishes a new legal framework for foreign exchange in Brazil, which tends to reduce barriers to exports and imports and promote productive investments and the free movement of capital. Check out the main changes.
CMN standard that comes into force in January opens new perspectives for the derivatives market cross-border
Resolution 4,948 of the National Monetary Council brings changes to financial institutions and legal and physical entities that contract derivative transactions with a foreign contraparta.
Social and environmental FIDC, an opportunity for the green economy and impact businesses
Resolution to be published by CVM can increase the offer of financial products aimed at the low carbon economy and impact businesses.
Fiagro Law brings agribusiness capital market closer
Created by Law No. 14,130, Investment Funds in Agroindustrial Production Chains provides for tax benefits for investors, such as exemption from withholding income tax.
Central Bank of Brazil wears ESG
Proposals under analysis contribute to the adoption of more responsible environmental, social and governance practices in the financial market, both in the granting of credit and in the channeling of investments.
Quinquennial Census of Foreign Capital in Brazil
The reporting is mandatory to companies with direct participation of non-residents in its capital stock, in any amount, among other entities.
Annual Census of Foreign Capital in Brazil
The reporting is mandatory to those legal entities when, on December 31, 2020, they had a net worth equivalent to or above USD 100 million and, simultaneously, any direct ownership held by non-resident investors in their capital stock, regardless of the amount.
Agribusiness financing and BNDES as guarantor of CRA offers
The CRAs market tends to become more attractive to investors with BNDES' role as a guarantor for investors in issuances of CRAs.
Census of brazilian capital abroad
The reporting is mandatory to those holding assets abroad amounting to or exceeding the equivalent to 1 million USD on December 31, 2020.
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