The first day of the event featured a session dedicated entirely to Latin America, highlighted by the participation of SUSEP - Superintendência de Seguros Privados, with Carlos Queiroz, Director of Prudential Supervision and Reinsurance (DISUP), and Júlia Normande Lins, Director of Market Infrastructure and Conduct Supervision (DISUC), on a panel moderated by José Prado.
The Brazilian regulator's message was clear: the insurance market is an instrument of economic and social development — and Susep wants to be an active part of this process, fostering innovation, competition and inclusion.
"O papel da Susep é fomentar o mercado, não apenas supervisioná-lo." [Susep's role is to foster the market, not just supervise it.] — Júlia Normande Lins
"A supervisão moderna exige paciência, coragem e ousadia, mas os resultados mostram que o Brasil está no caminho certo." [Modern supervision requires patience, courage and boldness, but the results show that Brazil is on the right track.] — Carlos Queiroz
The Brazilian regulatory environment is entering a new phase, more open to innovation, to the entry of new players and to the creation of more accessible and sustainable products. For those already operating in, or looking to expand into, the insurance market, now is the time to align strategic vision with smart regulation.
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