The Brazil Securities Commission (CVM) has announced a conference marking its 50th anniversary, to be held in Rio de Janeiro from Nov. 30 to Dec. 2. Organized jointly with ANBIMA and B3, the event will review the development of Brazilian capital market regulation and supervision and discuss possible priorities for the coming decades. Panels and debates will address innovation, governance and sustainability, alongside investor protection and the future of Brazil’s financial infrastructure. The conference will bring together government authorities, international regulators, multilateral organizations, private sector representatives and academics. Scheduled international guests include U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission Chairman Paul Atkins and International Organization of Securities Commissions Secretary-General Rodrigo Buenaventura. Attendance is limited to 500 registrations per day, and the conference will also be streamed live on the CVM’s YouTube channel.
Brazil Securities Commission announces 50th anniversary conference on capital market regulation and development
The Brazil Securities Commission (CVM) will hold its 50th anniversary conference in Rio de Janeiro from Nov. 30 to Dec. 2, jointly organized with ANBIMA and B3. Discussions will review Brazil’s capital market regulation and explore future priorities, including innovation, investor protection and financial infrastructure. Attendance is capped at 500 registrations daily, with a live stream available on the CVM’s YouTube channel.