Brazil derivatives access widens to four US exchanges via introducing broker model, requiring local intermediaries. Effective from 20 August 2026.
Brazil · MARKETS
Key Facts
—Regulator Brazil’s CVM issued circular letter Ofício Circular nº 3/2026/CVM/SMI on 20 August 2026.
—Exchanges NYMEX, COMEX, CME and CBOT are now recognised as markets for foreign intermediaries.
—Model Access is via introducing broker partnerships with Brazilian institutions.
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