CMN Resolution No. 5,343/2026, approved on 24 September, bars receivables investment funds and funds of funds from investing in rights or expectations arising from court or arbitration proceedings until the claim is definitively liquid, certain and enforceable. The ban extends to securities, fund units, derivatives and offshore vehicles backed by such claims, and takes effect on 13 October 2026.
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