The Central Bank of Brazil and the Brazilian Securities and Exchange Commission (CVM) have signed a Technical Cooperation Agreement to enhance and expand, within the existing legal and regulatory framework, the exchange of information on credit operations in Brazil. The aim is to improve monitoring of the credit market in the National Financial System, strengthen supervisory capabilities, and support public policy formulation related to financial stability. The agreement consolidates and extends existing data-sharing arrangements. Credit Rights Investment Funds (FIDCs) have reported credit operations to the Credit Information System (SCR) since 2012 under CVM regulation, and the new cooperation is intended to standardise, improve and broaden shared datasets to include additional CVM-regulated entities such as securitisation companies. The expanded repository is intended to provide a more comprehensive view of household and corporate indebtedness and to support both authorities’ identification, monitoring and assessment of credit risk, including macroprudential analysis and decision-making within their legal mandates.
Central Bank of Brazil 2026-04-13
Central Bank of Brazil and Brazilian Securities and Exchange Commission sign technical cooperation agreement to broaden credit operations data sharing
The Central Bank of Brazil and the Brazilian Securities and Exchange Commission have signed a Technical Cooperation Agreement to enhance information sharing on credit operations, aiming to improve credit market monitoring, supervisory capabilities and financial stability policy. The agreement consolidates and extends data-sharing arrangements, standardising and broadening datasets reported to the Credit Information System to include additional entities such as securitisation companies, to provide a more comprehensive view of household and corporate indebtedness and support both authorities’ credit risk and macroprudential analysis.