The Brazil Securities Commission (CVM) published a roundup of its July 2026 actions, including targeted amendments to anti-money laundering and counterterrorist and proliferation financing rules, changes to its internal structure and the announced addition of 30 staff. The Supreme Federal Court also approved the authority’s Emergency Restructuring Plan. The internal changes created a Financial Technology Division within the Intelligence Development Superintendence. The CVM also released its enforcement activity report for the first quarter, economic bulletin for the second quarter and 2026-2028 Open Data Plan.
Brazil Securities Commission (CVM)2026-07-31
Brazil Securities Commission recaps anti-money laundering reforms, new financial technology division and 30 additional staff
The Brazil Securities Commission recapped targeted anti-money laundering rule changes, the creation of a Financial Technology Division and the announced addition of 30 staff. The Supreme Federal Court approved its Emergency Restructuring Plan, while the authority issued new enforcement, economic and open-data publications.