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Brazilian Corporate Law
The Brazilian market is characterized by a clearly-identified controlling shareholder (or shareholders group). As the controlling shareholder in Brazil appoints the vast majority of directors, the management of Brazilian corporations is an extension of the controlling shareholders. Therefore, the low, and minority shareholders place a lot of importance on the accurate identity of the controlling shareholder (or the controlling shareholder group members), since such identity will reveal the management style and other aspects of how the company will be run.
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Corporate Law:
The risks of being an independent corporate
director or a member of technical committees
Capital Markets:
Corporate Governance Matters
Capital Markets in Brazil
Differentiated Corporate Governance Practices and Lock up Period
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