The Brazilian Pension Funds Authority (PREVIC) published a note for International Anti-Corruption Day highlighting transparency, integrity and governance as core pillars of its work, pointing to its Integrity Program and strict adherence to its Regulatory Agenda as key mechanisms to prevent corruption and strengthen accountability in the closed supplementary pension sector. PREVIC framed the Regulatory Agenda as more than a rulemaking calendar, describing it as a transparency and social control tool that publicises regulatory priorities, increases predictability for stakeholders, and helps deter undue pressure and conflicted influence. It also described the Integrity Program as an internal framework with mechanisms to prevent, detect and correct ethical misconduct, administrative wrongdoing, fraud and corruption, alongside initiatives to promote ethical conduct and a culture of transparency and governance among staff and collaborators.

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