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The incorporation of environmental, social, and governance aspects in a project's financing structure can leverage investors' interest in assets with ESG characteristics and a differentiated financial return.
Interpretation of the law brings legal uncertainty to arbitration agreements and represents a step back from the settled case-law.
The market shows concern with the requirements for applying the substantive consolidation concept since the project finance structures may have similarities with the conditions specified in the new law.
Taxpayers' expectations revolve around the resumption of the debate on the agency's internal regulations and the modernization of the system used for monitoring the administrative processes.
Working together to promote ESG practices, companies and the third sector can increase both parties' value and accelerate progress in the environmental, social, and governance front.
New rule replaces Ordinance No. 19,809/2020, issued during the state of public calamity, provides greater security to employers from sectors such as electricity services, civil construction, call centers, capital markets, and insurance.
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