Key corporate finance and M&A regulations in Brazil include the Corporations Law (Law No. 6.404/1976), which governs corporate governance, and the Brazilian Antitrust Law (Law No. 12.529/2011), which addresses competition…
Corporate restructurings and divestitures are regulated under the Corporations Law and require compliance with disclosure obligations and shareholder rights. Companies must follow legal procedures to ensure that restructurings are conducted…
Corporate finance and M&A compliance are overseen by several regulatory bodies, including the CVM, which regulates publicly traded companies, and the Administrative Council for Economic Defense (CADE), which monitors anti-competitive…
Regulations for financial advisors and investment banks in Brazil are enforced by the CVM, which establishes licensing and conduct requirements. Financial advisors must comply with regulations related to transparency, disclosure,…
Mergers and acquisitions in Brazil are regulated primarily under the Corporations Law and the Antitrust Law. Companies must notify CADE of proposed M&A transactions that may significantly impact competition. The…
