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Pension funds: changes in the investment policy of the real estate segment
National Monetary Council (CMN) Resolution No. 4,661/2018 established new rules and restrictions on investment in real estate by pension funds. Published on May 29, the regulation revoked Resolution No. 3.972/2009, prohibited the direct acquisition...
Census of Foreign Capital in Brazil
Legal entities and investment funds incorporated in Brazil must submit a report to the Central Bank of Brazil, detailing investments in their quotas and/or shares held by foreign investors, or the outstanding short-term trade debts owed to...
STJ recognizes effective enforceability of electronic loan agreements signed through the ICP-Brasil
The Superior Court of Justice (STJ) established an understanding that electronic loan agreements signed through the Brazilian Public Keys Infrastructure (ICP-Brasil) have the enforceability of an enforceable instrument, thus dispensing with the...
Central Bank completes regulations for the issuance of Secured Real Estate Letters
The Central Bank of Brazil (Bacen) has completed the regulations necessary for the issuance of Secured Real Estate Letters (LIG), with the issuance of Circular No. 3,895/18, on May 4. The norm provides for the procedures for a centralized deposit...
Brazilian National Monetary Council regulates credit fintechs
After extensive discussion with market participants by means of the Public Consultation No. 55/2017, published by the Central Bank of Brazil (Bacen) on August 30, 2017, the Brazilian National Monetary Council (CMN) issued Resolution No. 4,656 on...
New regulatory proposal for loans with related parties
On March 29, the Central Bank of Brazil published Public Notice No. 64/2018, containing a proposed resolution to regulate the conditions and limits on credit transactions with related parties by financial institutions and leasing companies. For a...
CVM Board confirms decision on Niobium Coin
The CVM board confirmed on January 30, 2018, a decision rendered by its technical department (Superintendência de Registro de Valores Mobiliários - SRE) in the sense that the cryptocurrency Niobium Coin should not be characterized as a security....
Central Bank proposes rule for credit fintechs
On August 30, the Central Bank of Brazil (Bacen) published Public Consultation Notice No. 55/2017 to receive comments on a proposed resolution on the establishment and operation of two new types of financial institutions specialized in loan...
Challenges in regulating bitcoins
The House of Representatives will discuss in a public hearing the Draft Law No. 2,303/2015, which proposes the inclusion of virtual currencies, such as bitcoin, and air mileage programs in the definition of payment arrangements under the...
An analysis of Bacen’s and the CVM’s "new" administrative disciplinary process
Provisional Measure No. 784, published on June 8 ("MP 784"), brought in profound changes to the administrative disciplinary process in the Brazilian financial system and capital markets, within the sphere of action of the Central Bank of Brazil...
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