How a complaint sent to XP, CVM and regulators became a police investigation into the alleged whistleblower The case of Joao Luiz Silva Seabra Varella reopens an uncomfortable question about Brazil's...
Recently, I was sitting with friends, talking over pizza and wine about developments in world politics, when someone said something that stayed with me: "These days, countries don't just conquer and ...
Brazil's Supreme Court has approved an emergency plan to restore the operational capacity of the CVM, the country's securities regulator. Read the full article on O Globo....
In defense of press freedom and the physical integrity of journalists, the Nokosphere Consortium strongly condemns any attempt to intimidate, persecute, illegally monitor, or commit violence against ...
Press Release: The U.S. Treasury has sanctioned a Brazilian criminal network linked to the Primeiro Comando da Capital (PCC), citing its role in laundering drug proceeds through the U.S. financial sy...
Imagine it's 1995. You leave your house, walk to a newsstand, and buy a daily newspaper. Afterwards, you meet a few friends at a café, spend a pleasant afternoon together, and then browse through a b...
This investigation, originally published by O Bastidor, raises serious questions about regulatory impartiality in Brazil's capital markets. It examines allegations of conflicts of interest surro...
Brazil's securities regulator is facing significant staffing shortages, raising questions about the effectiveness of market oversight and enforcement. An insightful read on one of the less visible ri...
Seeking Freedom, Finding Verification... Elon Musk’s takeover of the platform formerly known as Twitter has reshaped the world of microblogging. Companies, politicians, celebrities, and private users...
When compliance becomes a facade, public passwords become private weapons, and journalists enter the crosshairs What is happening to Brazil? The question may sound too large, almost theatrical. But ...
