Law No. 15.042 establishes a regulatory framework for the carbon market in Brazil, requiring insurers to allocate part of their reserves to carbon credits, creating new business opportunities and reinforcing ESG practices. In this regard, there is room for portfolio diversification, with low-correlation (zero beta) assets, while strengthening the sustainability agenda in the insurance sector.
Our Partner Diogo Nebias has prepared a brief briefing on the subject, addressing:
- The foundations of Law No. 15.042
- The CMN's authority over regulation
- Potential adjustments to balance the supply and demand of carbon credits
- Opportunities in structuring funds and products (FIDC, FIP, among others)
Our team is available to provide specialized advice, support regulatory compliance and identify solutions that turn these new requirements into a competitive advantage for your organization.
