The Brazilian Superintendence of Private Insurance took part in the eProteção podcast, where director Carlos Queiroz set out SUSEP’s role in regulating mutualist protection and summarised the main elements of the regulatory approach discussed to date. A central point was the mandatory registration of vehicle protection associations within the legal deadline of six months, which Queiroz described as necessary for SUSEP to better understand the segment and develop more appropriate actions to ensure security and transparency. He also positioned SUSEP’s supervision as focused on organising the market and protecting consumers rather than ending associativism, and said the authority is open to developing the rules in dialogue with representative entities, specialists and market professionals.
Brazilian Superintendence of Private Insurance (SUSEP) 2025-04-25
Brazilian Superintendence of Private Insurance outlines mutualist protection regulation and the six-month registration requirement for vehicle protection associations
The Brazilian Superintendence of Private Insurance (SUSEP) joined the eProteção podcast, where Director Carlos Queiroz outlined SUSEP's regulatory role in mutualist protection. Key points included mandatory registration of vehicle protection associations within six months to enhance market understanding and ensure security and transparency. Queiroz emphasized SUSEP's focus on market organization and consumer protection, with a willingness to engage with stakeholders in rule development.