The Brazilian Administrative Council for Economic Defense (CADE) has issued a decision that significantly impacts the venture capital ecosystem in Brazil. This ruling clarifies long-standing questions about operations involving companies invested in by funds. However, it also introduces new concerns for the industry. CADE now requires more operations to undergo its prior approval. This change […]
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