The Brazilian Superintendence of Private Insurance (SUSEP) took part in the CQCS Insurtech e Inovação event in São Paulo on 11–12 November, with Superintendent Alessandro Octaviani using the opening session to frame current regulatory and legislative developments and SUSEP’s priorities for supporting innovation in the insurance market. SUSEP’s director Carlos Queiroz and coordinator-general Paulo Miller also participated in panels focused on the role of technology and organisational change in building and adapting to a regulated insurance market. Octaviani referenced Law 15.040/2024 as a measure aimed at increasing confidence in the sector and Complementary Law No. 213/2025 as enabling greater competition through the regulation of new entrants, while also pointing to natural catastrophe risks and the remaining protection gap in Brazil. He described SUSEP’s innovation work as resting on two pillars: facilitating dialogue on how regulation can support market innovation projects and entering into cooperation agreements with institutions that can support innovative initiatives, citing a recently signed agreement with IMPA Tech (a degree programme of the Institute of Pure and Applied Mathematics) focused on training professionals for the technology and innovation market.

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