The Brazil Securities Commission said 30 new civil servants will be appointed by early August under Brazil’s Unified National Public Competition to reinforce management activities, with onboarding and entry into service expected in September. It also said 50 additional Federal Inspector positions have been approved under Provisional Measure 1,375, taking total authorized hiring to 80 as part of the agency’s emergency restructuring plan approved by Brazil’s Supreme Federal Court. The plan provides for a gradual rebuilding of the CVM’s workforce through new appointments and use of candidates already approved in public examinations. It also targets a reduction in case backlogs and greater adjudication capacity, stronger technical staffing, modernization of technology infrastructure through wider use of artificial intelligence and data analysis tools, and closer cooperation with other public bodies in capital markets supervision and enforcement. The CVM linked these measures to expanding the capacity and security of its supervisory work, including in areas such as tokenization. Further details on filling the new Federal Inspector posts and on future calls for approved candidates will be released as administrative procedures progress. The CVM is also preparing the medium-term plan required by the Supreme Federal Court, and said an ordinance establishing a dedicated working group will be published in the coming days.
Brazil Securities Commission (CVM)2026-07-14
Brazil Securities Commission to appoint 30 staff by early August, 50 federal inspector posts approved under emergency restructuring plan
The Brazil Securities Commission said 30 new civil servants will be appointed by early August, with onboarding expected in September. Another 50 Federal Inspector posts have been approved, bringing total authorized hiring under the emergency restructuring plan to 80. The plan also covers case backlog reduction, stronger technical capacity, technology upgrades and closer supervisory cooperation with other public bodies.