Our member Feijó Lopes Advogados has released its latest newsletter, bringing timely insights on Fintechs, Wealth Management, Tax, Credit Recovery, and Labor.
Below are some of the key highlights:
Fintechs | The Fintechs Era in Brazil: How Retailers May Transform Their Businesses Into Digital Banks
Brazilian retail groups in healthcare, consumer goods, and agribusiness are creating their own “digital banks” to offer customers digital accounts, payment services, and prepaid credit cards. Supported by Brazilian Central Bank regulations, these initiatives strengthen customer loyalty while opening new revenue streams.
Wealth Management | 4 Points on How Brazilian Business Owners Should Structure Their Wealth and Succession Plan
With Brazil’s tax reform creating uncertainty, business owners are prioritizing asset and succession planning. A multidisciplinary approach helps align family objectives with corporate and tax strategies to ensure tax efficiency, asset protection, and long-term family governance.
Retailers face heavy tax burdens in Brazil, and inconsistencies in managing high transaction volumes can lead to significant losses. Careful tax planning, proper use of credits, and continuous monitoring of legislative changes are essential for efficiency and compliance.
Credit Recovery | Brazilian Superior Court of Justice Authorizes the Sale of Movable Property Fiduciary Alienated Without Debtors Prior Notice: 3 Key-Points for Creditors
The Brazilian Superior Court of Justice (STJ) ruled that creditors may sell movable property pledged as collateral without prior notice to debtors in cases of default. The decision reinforces legal certainty for creditors and clarifies distinctions from real estate rules.
To counter the impact of new U.S. tariffs, Brazil’s federal government announced credit facilities and tax incentives tied to job preservation. Companies must maintain or increase employment levels to access benefits, with strict monitoring by the Ministry of Labor and Employment.
