The Brazilian Superintendence of Private Insurance (SUSEP) participated in the II CRSFN and CRSNSP Symposium in Brasília, a forum focused on the administrative sanctions process in regulated markets. SUSEP Superintendent Alessandro Octaviani and directors Airton Almeida, Julia Normande Lins and Jéssica Bastos took part in panels and delivered a dedicated presentation on Complementary Law 213/2025. Octaviani presented SUSEP’s ongoing modernisation of its sanctioning framework as expanding the authority’s general precautionary powers and increasing flexibility in the strategic management of sanctioning proceedings, framing supervision as a tool to correct misconduct rather than impede market activity. He also referenced SUSEP initiatives including the regulatory sandbox and the inclusion of cooperatives in the insurance market, linking the sanctioning approach to a competition-oriented policy stance. Bastos addressed practical implementation issues around Complementary Law 213/2025, describing it as intended to broaden insurance and vehicle protection penetration while creating new challenges for the associative model, and noted that it introduces guidelines aimed at strengthening consumer security and integrating new models into the existing market to expand risk coverage.

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