# Tag: Central Bank of Brazil

- [Multinationals sent $55.1 billion in profits abroad in 2025, Brazil central bank revision shows](https://brazilstockguide.com/insights/brazil-multinationals-profit-remittances-55-billion-2025/) (2026-09-28): Central bank revision puts profit remittances $11.1 billion above the previous estimate; declared dividends reached $84.7 billion, while unpaid profits and dividends rose to $37.1 billion.
- [Is Brazil’s Regulatory Pendulum Swinging Back?](https://brazilstockguide.com/behind-the-lines/brazil-regulatory-pendulum-fidcs-credit-risk/) (2026-09-27): Brazil is beginning to discover the other side of financial disintermediation: risks that are harder to locate, price and contain. The regulatory response has already begun.
- [Brazil central bank tightens grip on crypto market with reserve checks and wallet reporting](https://brazilstockguide.com/insights/brazil-central-bank-crypto-rules-proof-of-reserves-wallets/) (2026-09-25): New rules require crypto firms to provide proof of reserves, disclose staking positions and report large transfers involving self-custodied wallets.
- [Brazil’s Credit Market Is Not 2015 All Over Again](https://brazilstockguide.com/behind-the-lines/brazils-credit-market-is-not-2015-all-over-again/) (2026-08-30): High interest rates and rising delinquencies are flashing warning signs, but strong employment, well-capitalized banks and a much broader set of funding channels leave Brazil better prepared than it was a decade ago.
- [Mercado Pago Overtakes Santander as E-Commerce Platforms Reshape Brazil’s Banking Rankings](https://brazilstockguide.com/insights/mercado-pago-overtakes-santander-as-e-commerce-platforms-reshape-brazils-banking-rankings/) (2026-07-23): Central Bank data show Mercado Libre’s financial arm outpacing traditional banks, while Shopee-linked Maree IP enters Brazil’s top 20 financial institutions by customer base.
- [Brazil’s Credit Cooperatives Top R$1 Trillion, Turning Into a Banking Force Beyond Big Cities](https://brazilstockguide.com/insights/brazils-credit-cooperatives-top-r1-trillion-turning-into-a-banking-force-beyond-big-cities/) (2026-07-03): Networks such as Sicoob, Sicredi, Cresol, Ailos, Credisis, Unicred and Uniprime are gaining ground in rural lending, small-business credit and underserved municipalities.
- [El Niño, the Inflation That Falls From the Sky](https://brazilstockguide.com/behind-the-lines/el-nino-the-inflation-that-falls-from-the-sky/) (2026-06-15): With the inflation target tight and models under strain, the weather event turns inflation into a risk-management problem and may prolong the Central Bank’s caution.
- [Central Bank: who supervises the supervisor?](https://brazilstockguide.com/behind-the-lines/central-bank-who-supervises-the-supervisor/) (2026-03-04): Brazil’s Banco Master scandal shows that the more autonomy a Central Bank becomes, the more its credibility depends on internal discipline.
- [Banking Groups Push Back on TCU Minister Over BC Access in Master Case](https://brazilstockguide.com/insights/tcu-restricts-central-bank-access-banco-master-case/) (2026-02-11): Financial sector entities warn that restricting the Central Bank’s access to TCU proceedings on Banco Master liquidation raises institutional and systemic concerns.
- [Seeing the whole risk](https://brazilstockguide.com/behind-the-lines/cvm-central-bank-credit-data-cooperation/) (2026-02-03): Deeper data sharing with the central bank strengthens the market regulator’s grip on credit risk.

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