Informação de credibilidade
In the current scenario in Brazil of high volumes of delinquent corporate debt, Non-Performing Loans (NPLs), Distressed Assets, and Special Situations, credit recovery must be based on the intensive use of technologies and AI, combined with strategy and legal measures to collect debts in the shortest time and with the
Although confidentiality clauses are an essential element in contracts, their use is increasingly indiscriminate in Brazil, lacking the necessary personalization to guarantee the protection of strategic and sensitive information shared
The tax treatment of cooperatives may undergo a major shift at the Federal Supreme Court (STF), with the potential for a multi-billion-dollar impact on the sector. The STF will rule
The protection granted to companies undergoing judicial reorganization is not absolute. In a recent decision rendered in AgInt no AREsp 1.302.059/SP, Justice Maria Isabel Gallotti reaffirmed an important understanding of
The recent National Social Security Institute Administrative Order No. 156/2026, effective as of May 15, 2026, aims to address one of the main challenges in managing social security-related leaves of
The designation of Comando Vermelho (CV) and Primeiro Comando da Capital (PCC) as terrorist organizations by the US government has significant compliance impacts for Brazilian financial institutions, fintechs, securities brokers,
The Advisory Board is the first step towards the institutionalization of corporate governance in Brazil. It is a non-deliberative body focused on providing strategic advice to the board of directors
Increasingly, the acquisition of court-ordered payment (government-backed judicial bonds) and distressed assets has been gaining traction in the country, as it is a transaction involving the purchase of judicial credits
Credit recovery in Brazil is about to receive a significant technological boost. The Brazilian National Council of Justice (CNJ) has begun implementing the new SISBAJUD Manual, the system used by
The approval by the Chamber of Deputies on Mai 27, 2026, of Proposed Constitutional Amendment 221/2019 to end the 6-on-1 shift schedule, and the subsequent referral of the bill to
Brazilian financial institutions, fintechs, and retailers (via BaaS) offer credit to consumers generally through Bank Credit Certificates (CCBs) and other credit instruments, issued via digital channels. It is crucial for
It is essential that Brazilian board members, directors, executives, and administrators have adequate protection to actively manage companies without risking their personal assets being compromised due to the regular exercise
Retail companies that offer commercial bonuses or discounts in their business dealings with suppliers and wholesalers may be entitled to PIS and COFINS tax recovered. This entitlement stems from the
Digital platforms may now be held liable for systemic failures in removing unlawful content and will face new governance, moderation, and transparency obligations in Brazil. The changes arise from Decrees
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