ARTICLE · 12 MARCH 2020

Desregulación de la profesión de corredor de seguros en Brasil

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La profesión de corredor de seguros está experimentando una fase de transición en el sistema jurídico brasileño.

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La profesión de corredor de seguros está experimentando una fase de transición en el sistema jurídico brasileño.

La Orden Ejecutiva n.º 905 emitida por el Presidente el 11 de noviembre de 2019, revocó la Ley n.º 4594/1964 y, parcialmente, el Decreto Ley n.º 73/1966, que regulaba la profesión de corredor de seguros junto con las normas administrativas de la Superintendencia de Seguros Privados (SUSEP).

Actualmente, la profesión de corredor de seguros ha sido regulada por resoluciones emitidas por el Instituto Brasileño de Autorregulación del Mercado de Corredores de Seguros (IBRACOR), que ha sido reconocido por la SUSEP como la asociación autorizada a la autorregulación de la profesión.

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Desregulación de la profesión de corredor de seguros en Brasil

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