The Brazilian Superintendence of Private Insurance (SUSEP) published Public Consultation Notice No. 5/2025 on a draft National Council of Private Insurance (CNSP) resolution that would establish a single framework for brokers of insurance, mutualist property protection, capitalization and open private pension products, alongside brokerage market self-regulatory entities and accredited education providers that run broker qualification courses or exams. The draft is intended to consolidate requirements currently set out across thirteen CNSP resolutions and align the rulebook with recent legislative changes. For insurance brokers, the proposal incorporates changes introduced by Law No. 14,430/2022 and Complementary Law No. 213/2025 into the sub-legal framework. The section on self-regulatory entities updates existing rules to reflect legislative amendments and the modernisation of authorisation processes, oriented towards simplification, reduced bureaucracy and fostering competition. It also revises the regime for institutions authorised to administer the national technical-professional qualification exam and/or deliver the qualification course for insurance brokers, aiming to clarify and simplify entry rules for new providers. The consultation is open for 45 calendar days from publication of the notice, with submissions made through SUSEP’s Public Consultations System.
Brazilian Superintendence of Private Insurance (SUSEP) 2025-09-17
Brazilian Superintendence of Private Insurance launches 45-day consultation on draft CNSP resolution consolidating rules for insurance brokers and related entities
The Brazilian Superintendence of Private Insurance (SUSEP) issued Public Consultation Notice No. 5/2025 on a draft resolution to establish a unified framework for insurance brokers and related entities. The proposal consolidates requirements from thirteen existing resolutions, aligning with recent legislative changes to simplify processes and enhance competition. It updates rules for self-regulatory entities and revises the qualification regime for insurance brokers.