by MAFM ADVOGADOS | May 22, 2026 | Newsletters
CVM Resolution No. 243/2026, in force since May 22, created two new superintendencies — for Market Supervision, Derivatives and Systemic Risks (SMD) and for Regulatory Intelligence — along with six departments and 35 positions, implementing the structural changes...
by MAFM ADVOGADOS | May 21, 2026 | Newsletters
The Senate’s Infrastructure Commission (CI) examined on May 18 a bill modernizing Brazil’s mandatory toll-voucher legislation for road freight transport. The proposal allows advance toll payment to be recorded directly in the electronic transport document...
by MAFM ADVOGADOS | May 21, 2026 | Newsletters
Global energy markets continue to place increasing emphasis on supply chain resilience, fuel security and logistics capacity. For Brazil, this global trend reinforces the importance of investments in port terminals, storage infrastructure and fuel logistics. Measures...
by MAFM ADVOGADOS | May 20, 2026 | Newsletters
Brazil’s Federal Court of Accounts (TCU) determined that the concession process for Tecon Santos 10 — the largest container terminal at the Port of Santos, with projected investments of R$6.4 billion — must be resubmitted for court review before moving forward....
by MAFM ADVOGADOS | May 20, 2026 | Newsletters
ANP has extended flexibility measures related to gasoline and diesel inventories, indicating continued regulatory focus on fuel supply resilience and market stability. In parallel, terminal expansion projects have been included within Brazil’s REIDI incentive regime,...
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