Regulation and Supervision

BEE4 is authorized by the CVM (Brazilian Securities and Exchange Commission) to develop the tokenized stock market for SMEs in Brazil. This license, in addition to establishing high transparency standards, mandates the adoption of best governance and self-regulation practices, which are approved by the regulator itself, all to protect investors. Below, you can find the market supervision mechanisms.
Operations Supervision

Operations Supervision

It must continuously monitor all operations carried out in the trading environment (organized over-the-counter market).

The goal is to identify any signs of actions harmful to the proper functioning of the market, such as: creating artificial conditions of supply and demand, manipulating offers and prices, fraudulent operations, using practices that do not promote fairness in trading, and money laundering. In cases of suspected irregularities, BEE4 initiates a process of analysis and investigation.

Operations Supervision provides a safer environment for investors, intermediaries, and listed companies, ensuring transparency in offers, operations, and price formation.

Maintaining Operations Supervision is mandatory in regulated markets under CVM regulations, to which BEE4 is subject.

Operations Supervision
Governance
Governance

Governance

BEE4’s Self-Regulation department operates autonomously and independently from the company’s management, reporting directly to the Self-Regulation Council and BEE4’s Board of Directors.

The Self-Regulation Council, in turn, is responsible for overseeing the execution of the Self-Regulation department’s work plan and adjudicating administrative processes.

Self-Regulation must provide information requested by the CVM or other authorities whenever required.

BEE4 also offers an anonymous whistleblowing channel, accessible via this link, with all reports being received and handled by the Self-Regulation department.

Compliance
Compliance

Compliance

BEE4 has a Compliance and Internal Controls Department focused on creating procedures, rules, and controls aimed at mitigating the risks of errors, fraud, and regulatory violations. Additionally, internal controls and compliance programs are essential to improving BEE4’s governance, increasing credibility with clients, enhancing service quality, promoting the organizational culture and its ethical principles, and consolidating conduct standards.

Self-Regulatory Council

Marcelo Deschamps
Marcelo Deschamps
Chairman of the Board
Graduated in Mechanical Engineering from IME, with an MBA in Finance from IBMEC and a Master's in Administration from COPPEAD/UFRJ. He holds certifications in Corporate Governance from IBGC and in financial regulation in the US. With over 30 years of experience in areas such as capital markets, regulation, and governance, he worked for 18 years as a regulator at the Central Bank of Brazil and B3. Co-founder of MD8 Consulting and investor at Gávea Angels, focusing on Fintech and Regtech.
Fernanda Zucatelli
Fernanda Zucatelli
Board Member
A lawyer, graduated from PUC-SP, with an MBA from FIA and additional studies at the University of La Verne. A specialist in capital markets and self-regulation, she began her career at BM&FBOVESPA, where she worked in risk control and self-regulation. She served as a self-regulation advisor at BSM (BM&FBOVESPA Market Supervision). Currently, she is Head of Compliance at Faros Private AAI.
Vanessa Brenneke
Vanessa Brenneke
Board Member
Lawyer and Master in Commercial Law from USP (Universidade de São Paulo) with a dissertation on self-regulation in the Brazilian capital market, and LL.M. and MBA in Finance from Insper. Certified as a Board Member / Board Director by IBGC (Brazilian Institute of Corporate Governance). Member of the Women Corporate Directors (WCD) and IBGC. Participant in the Diversity on Boards program (PDeC) in 2022. Mediator. With more than 30 years of experience in capital markets and corporate governance, she has worked for institutions such as Bradesco, ANBIMA, and the Acquisitions and Mergers Committee (CAF). Professor in graduate programs at Insper and CEU Law.

Manuals and Regulations

Access the documents below to learn in detail about BEE4’s procedures, self-regulation manuals, and the functioning of the Loss Compensation Mechanism.

Loss Compensation Mechanism - MRP

BEE4 has implemented a Loss Compensation Mechanism, which sets it apart from other organized markets. The goal is to provide compensation to investors in proven cases of losses resulting from actions or omissions by intermediaries, such as brokers and distributors, or by BEE4’s trading environment itself, as detailed in the MRP Regulations.

Here’s the step-by-step guide to triggering this mechanism:
Step 1
Step 1
Read the Regulations to assess if your complaint fits the criteria for operational errors or improper use of securities..
Step 2
Step 2
Step 2 Write a detailed explanation of the incident and gather documents that help clarify the situation and indicate the loss..
Step 3
Step 3
Send your complaint to the email mrp@bee4.com.br. We will confirm receipt via email and request additional information if necessary..