Brazil becomes the first major economy mandating ISSB IFRS S1/S2 (CVM 193) alongside a national cap-and-trade system (SBCE).
CVM 193 + Law 15.042Swipe Through All 11 Slides →
1. CVM Resolution 193 LiveSlide 02 / 11
Mandatory IFRS S1 & S2 From FY2026
Brazil's securities regulator (CVM) requires publicly traded companies to publish ISSB-aligned IFRS S1 and S2 sustainability reports starting FY2026.
First Global MandateReasonable Assurance From FY2026
2. SBCE Cap-and-Trade LawSlide 03 / 11
Law 15.042/2024 Thresholds
Under Brazil's Sistema Brasileiro de Comércio de Emissões (SBCE), operators emitting >10,000 tCO2e/yr report and >25,000 tCO2e/yr face caps.
10k tCO2e MRV Tier25k tCO2e Compliance Cap
3. CBE & CRVE InstrumentsSlide 04 / 11
Allowances vs. Verified Offset Credits
SBCE trades two assets: Brazilian Emission Quotas (CBE allowances) and Certificates of Verified Emission Reduction or Removal (CRVE offsets).
Taxed as Financial AssetsIntegrates High-Integrity Jurisdictional REDD+
4. Primary Ag Exemption & OpportunitySlide 05 / 11
Farmers Earn CRVE Soil & Forest Credits
While primary agricultural production is exempt from mandatory SBCE caps, landowners can generate CRVE removal credits via reforestation and soil carbon.