MEDIA HIGHLIGHTS – CEBDS

CVM allows companies to reverse their adherence to sustainability standards.

In Valor Econômico, an article reports that the CVM (Brazilian Securities and Exchange Commission) clarified, in a circular letter, that companies that voluntarily adhered to the ISSB/CBPS standard before Resolution 244/2026 can withdraw from the disclosure, and highlights CEBDS as one of the entities that classified the change as a setback in the country's corporate transparency agenda.

CEBDS Sustainable Congress shows how the climate agenda is already shaping investments, markets, and competitiveness.

In Plurale, an article covers the Sustainable Congress, held by CEBDS in Rio de Janeiro as the main business meeting before COP31. With the theme "The new game of global competitiveness," the event brought together names such as Lord Deben, Tim Mohin, Roberto Azevêdo, André Corrêa do Lago, and the president of CEBDS, Marina Grossi, to discuss geopolitics, new emissions standards, and the transition to a low-carbon economy.