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Brazil’s Bill No. 4,675/2025 will turn CADE into the regulator for digital markets. 📖 TozziniFreire Advogados Our Antitrust and Digital Law teams prepared a full infographic summarizing the bill’s main points. #CompetitionLaw #DigitalMarkets #Brazil #Antitrust #CADE

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The partner Ticiano Figueiredo delivered a lecture at MIT titled: “Understanding the Judiciary System Through the Lens of System Dynamics Modeling.” Invited by the MIT Alumni System Dynamics group, a team composed of distinguished professors and researchers, Ticiano presented an in-depth analysis of the structural bottlenecks in Brazil’s Judiciary. The study employed system dynamics modeling tools to propose solutions aimed at improving efficiency, transparency, and innovation within the Brazilian current judicial framework. Ticiano demonstrated how factors such as predatory litigation, excessive judicialization, judicial overload, and the hierarchical structure of the court system contribute to recurring dysfunctional patterns that compromise the quality and timeliness of justice in Brazil. Grounded in the principles of System Dynamics, the proposed solutions include strengthening out-of-court mechanisms, implementing strategic planning, and investing in legal education, all of which are interconnected measures with the potential to drive long-term, structural transformation in the Brazilian justice system. Ticiano’s participation on such a prestigious stage reinforces Figueiredo & Velloso’s ongoing commitment to innovation in the legal field. We are proud to see our expertise recognized at such a distinguished international event.

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Compliance is more than just a legal term, it’s about character, culture, and doing the right thing. Last week, we hosted the 6th edition of Compliance Week in Brazil, a week dedicated to integrity, transparency, and responsibility across our organization, partners, and the community. The program brought together employees, clients, universities, and partners to address key topics: ✔️ Cultural challenges in global environments ✔️ Responsible use of artificial intelligence ✔️ Information security and data protection ✔️ Fraud prevention and antitrust compliance One highlight was a public lecture at UniMAX University by our Chief Human Resource Officer, Helena Hofer, who inspired the next generation of ethical professionals by connecting academia and industry. She reminded everyone that: “Compliance is an everyday leadership choice – even in the little decisions we make when no one is watching.” By linking values with action, Compliance Week strengthens our culture of integrity, reaching far beyond company boundaries. ❔ What does integrity mean to you in everyday decisions? #MannHummel #Compliance #Integrity #Brazil

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We are pleased to announce that Bruno Carbonari has been appointed Leader of our Economic Consulting segment in Brazil. With over 20 years of experience, Bruno has played a key role in high-profile arbitration cases across the country, serving as an expert in more than 30 complex disputes. His expertise in economic valuation, damage quantification and financial modeling strengthens our commitment to delivering technical excellence and strategic solutions to our clients. We wish Bruno great success in this new chapter! #Arbitration #Disputes #Economics

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On July 16, Lee Matheson, FPF Deputy Director for Global Privacy, participated in a CPDP LATAM panel in Brazil on “Youth in LATAM: Insights on AI and Age Assurance”, with Mercedes Elaskar (Allende & Brea), Mark Smith (Centre for Information Policy Leadership (CIPL), and Jorge Lima (Autoridade Nacional de Proteção de Dados), moderated by Marcela Mattiuzzo (IDP). The panel explored the need for differentiated age verification for children and teenagers, the pros and cons of using technologies like facial recognition for this purpose, and emerging legal trends in LATAM. Lee’s key takeaways focused on the inadequacy of declaration-based age verification in today’s digital landscape. He emphasized that future systems should be risk-based, developed through collaboration across stakeholders, and, most importantly, privacy-friendly, balancing both safety and data protection. #CPDP #LATAM #Youth #Privacy #AI

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Quer entender o que finanças comportamentais e factor investing tem em comum? E como ganhar retornos consistentes com isso? O Livro “The Behavioral Investor” do Daniel Crosby, Ph.D., dividido em 4 partes, é muito interessante sobre o tema. https://lnkd.in/dVR5N8Kz Investment Book Suggestions / Where Theory Meets Practice: How to become a better investor? #22 Key Highlights - Summary: This interesting book relates behavioral finance to factor investing. The book has four parts. Part 1 is an explanation of the sociological, neurological, and physiological impediments to sound investment decision-making. Part 2 lays out the four primary psychological tendencies that affect investment behavior. Part 3 offers a set of practical exercises that can help us overcome the problems diagnosed in the previous chapters. Part 4 outlines a “third way” of investing that differs from popular passive and active approaches, and a framework for managing wealth in a manner consistent with reality. - Investors tend to confuse availability of information with probability. People think in stories, not percentages. We overestimate the likelihood of high-impact, low-probability scary events. Therefore, stories are the enemy of the behavioral investor. - About 90% of the maximum diversification benefit was derived from portfolios of 12 to 18 stocks, as per an author study. - Combining value with momentum. From a behavioral standpoint, the price is never right, but it is often not wrong enough to be predictable. By combining value, momentum, and an understanding of reflective processes, the behavioral investor seeks to invest in a basket of stocks that imperfect subjective valuation has unfairly punished but which a positive feedback loop will soon reward with a boost toward fair value. - Analogy: if we imagine a reflective process as a journey, the value is the distance to be covered and momentum is the speed at which the journey will take place. Combining value and momentum is the investment equivalent to a cross-country bullet train that covers a lot of ground in the shortest possible time. - Main Topics / What You Can Learn About or Improve. Investment Style / Portfolio Management / Strategy / Biography / Behavioral Finance / Mental Models

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