BEE4 is Brazil’s first digital central depository focused on the SME access market. Our infrastructure records transfers and is responsible for the safekeeping of securities issued by listed companies, ensuring security, transparency, and efficiency throughout the entire trading cycle.
Centralized safekeeping and custody
Secure maintenance of issued assets within a centralized environment.
Ownership control
Registration of each asset and full history of all transfers.
Corporate actions processing
Calculation and allocation of payments such as interest, dividends, or amortizations.
Settlement support
Execution of the final transfer of asset ownership between parties and via clearing systems.
Use BEE4’s infrastructure to register and process securities traded by their clients, ensuring assets are centrally held and securely managed.
Represent investors within the depository system, maintaining client accounts, recording their securities positions, and processing asset transfers.
Responsible for the official registration of securities holders, maintaining updated shareholder or debenture holder records and supporting corporate actions management.
Represent investors in debt issuances, overseeing compliance with issuance terms and protecting the rights of security holders.
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The central depository records and safeguards securities in the market, ensuring that each asset has a clearly identified owner and that transfers between investors occur securely. As depository institutions must be authorized and supervised by the CVM, complying with strict security and governance standards, this enhances confidence among both investors and issuers in capital markets transactions.
The central depository is responsible for recording and safeguarding securities issued by companies, such as shares or debentures. This registration allows for the identification of asset owners and ensures that securities can be transferred securely between investors.
Because all purchases, sales, and transfers of assets are recorded within the depository. This history enables tracking of ownership over time, ensuring legitimacy, security, transparency, and full traceability of transactions.
Company listings
Responsible for reviewing company documentation for listing, verifying regulatory requirements, and admitting assets for trading in the market.
Public offerings
Infrastructure for the registration and issuance of assets (debt or equity), where companies can conduct public offerings in a transparent manner under regulatory supervision.
Secondary trading
A trading environment where investors can buy and sell issued assets. Order interaction enables proper price formation in a transparent market setting.
Asset Registration
Centralize and validate information for all executed transactions.
Intermediaries that connect to the BEE4 market to enable their investors to trade SME assets.
Small and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs) that issue debt or equity, listing their assets on the BEE4 market.
Trade assets in the BEE4 market by placing buy and sell orders through intermediaries such as banks and brokerages.
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An organized OTC market is a market infrastructure authorized by the CVM, where securities can be issued and traded in a regulated environment with defined rules, transparency, and market supervision.
Under the FÁCIL Regime, the organized OTC market acts as the entry point for assets into the market. It admits securities for trading, conducting listing analysis, verifying issuer requirements, and approving the asset for trading. Following this listing, the offering may proceed with automatic registration at the CVM, as provided for under the regulation.
Investors in general, from individuals to institutional investors, can trade debt and equity issuances in the BEE4 market through brokerages connected to the trading environment.
To list its assets and carry out debt or equity issuances, a company must meet applicable regulatory requirements and go through BEE4’s listing review process, which verifies documentation and compliance with market rules.
Yes. A company listed on a stock exchange may delist and move to an organized OTC market, such as BEE4. However, there are specific rules governing this transition between stock exchanges and OTC markets, and vice versa.