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Congratulations to Cascione Advogados on being recognized in the latest edition of the Chambers FinTech Guide 2025 as a Band 3 leader in FinTech Legal, with firm partner Marcelo Padua Lima ranked as Band 2 in the same category.

Explore the 48th edition of the Panorama of Competition Law and International Trade, featuring a variety of important topics.

Last Tuesday (11/19), the National Congress approved the vote on Bill No. 182/2024, establishing the regulated market for carbon credits in Brazil.

Our Labor Law partner Tadeu Henrique Machado Silva collaborated with an article in Jornal da Gazeta about the PEC against the 6×1 scale, which gathers the necessary support to advance in Congress with support on social networks.

Congratulations to our ten member firms in Latin America for their well-deserved recognition!

Since their creation in 2011, incentivized debentures, those issued under Law No. 12,431, have gained space in infrastructure financing in Brazil, a niche previously restricted to institutions such as the National Bank for Economic and Social Development (BNDES), and have been breaking issuance records year after year.

Cascione Advogados’ Farley Menezes, Counsel in Business Law, wrote an article for Migalhas about Data Centers, their challenges, and opportunities, especially considering the rise of Artificial Intelligence (AI).

Cascione tax lawyers Rafael Vega, Jéssica Passarini Messias, and Enrico Sarti authored an article for the Business Guide in Brazil discussing the new Brazilian legislation on transfer pricing, changes, and benefits in the payment of royalties, cost sharing, and other fees related to Spain.

 

Congratulations to Cascione’s Antitrust team for being recognized as the “Team of the Year” in the Antitrust & Competition category by The Latin American Lawyer Woman Awards 2024.

On 09/10/2024, bank employees signed the Collective Bargaining Agreement (CCT) of the category and the Collective Bargaining Agreement (ACT) of Banco do Brasil (BB) employees, valid for two years.