Regulation and Supervision

BEE4 is authorized by the CVM to develop the market for tokenized shares of SMEs in Brazil. The license, in addition to establishing high standards of transparency, provides for the adoption of best governance and self-regulation practices, which are approved by the regulator itself, all aimed at protecting investors. See below the market supervision mechanisms.
Operations Supervision

Operations Supervision

 Must continuously monitor all operations carried out within the trading environment (organized OTC market).

The objective is to identify potential indications of actions that may harm the proper functioning of the market, such as: creation of artificial supply and demand conditions, manipulation of orders and prices, fraudulent transactions, use of practices that do not promote fairness in trading, and money laundering. In cases of suspected irregularities, BEE4 initiates an analysis and investigation process.

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

The maintenance of Operations Supervision is mandatory in regulated markets, in accordance with CVM regulations, to which BEE4 is subject.

Operations Supervision
Governance
Governance

Governance

BEE4’s Self-Regulation area, which operates autonomously and independently from the company’s management, reports directly to the Self-Regulation Board and to BEE4’s Board of Directors.

The Self-Regulation Board is responsible for overseeing the execution of the Self-Regulation area’s work plan and for adjudicating administrative proceedings.

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

BEE4 also maintains an anonymous whistleblowing channel, accessible through this link, which is received and handled by the Self-Regulation area.

Compliance
Compliance

Compliance

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

Self-Regulation Board

Marcelo Deschamps
Marcelo Deschamps
Chairman of the Board
Holds a degree in Mechanical Engineering from IME, an MBA in Finance from IBMEC, and a Master’s in Administration from COPPEAD/UFRJ. Certified in Corporate Governance by IBGC, with additional certifications in financial regulation in the United States. Has over 30 years of experience in areas such as capital markets, regulation, and governance. Worked for 18 years as a regulator at the Central Bank of Brazil and at B3. Co-founder of MD8 Consulting and investor at Gávea Angels, focusing on Fintech and Regtech.
Fernanda Zucatelli
Fernanda Zucatelli
Board Member
Lawyer, graduated from PUC-SP, with an MBA from FIA and extension studies at the University of La Verne. Specialist in capital markets and self-regulation, began her career at BM&FBOVESPA, where she worked in risk control and self-regulation areas. 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 with a Master’s degree (LL.M.) in Commercial Law from USP, specializing in self-regulation within the Brazilian capital markets, and holding an MBA in Finance from Insper. She is a certified Board Member by the IBGC (Brazilian Institute of Corporate Governance). A member of Women Corporate Directors (WCD) and IBGC, she also participated in the PDeC (Diversity on Boards) program in 2022. She is an experienced Mediator with over 30 years of expertise in capital markets and corporate governance, having served at major institutions such as Bradesco, ANBIMA, and the Takeover Panel (CAF). Additionally, she is a professor for 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.
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Loss Compensation Mechanism – MRP

BEE4 has implemented a Loss Compensation Mechanism, which is a distinguishing feature of organized markets. Its purpose is to provide compensation to investors in proven cases of losses resulting from the action or omission of intermediaries operating as brokers and dealers, or from BEE4’s own trading environment, as detailed in the MRP Regulation.

See the step-by-step process to activate this mechanism:
Step 1
Step 1
Read the Regulation to assess whether your claim meets the criteria to characterize an operational error or improper use of securities..
Step 2
Step 2
Write a description explaining what occurred and gather documents that help clarify the incident, indicating the loss incurred..
Step 3
Step 3
Send your claim to mrp@bee4.com.br. We will confirm receipt by email and request additional information, if necessary..