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The maximum period of temporary disqualification to hold office is 20 years

AnswerThe Securities and Exchange Commission of Brazil (CVM) may apply the penalty of temporary disqualification, for a maximum period of 20 years, to hold office as an administrator or fiscal council member in publicly held companies or regulated entities.

Reviewed on 2026-10-02 · next review 2027-04-02

Data

WhoCriterionConsequenceSourceData date
Administrators and fiscal council membersViolators of CVM rules, Law 6.404, or regulatory rulesTemporary disqualification up to a maximum of 20 yearsLaw 6.385/1976, art. 11, item IV12/07/2017 (Law 13.506)
Members of the distribution system or registered entitiesPractice of prohibited activities or violationsTemporary disqualification up to a maximum of 20 yearsLaw 6.385/1976, art. 11, item VI12/07/2017 (Law 13.506)

Data consulted on 10/02/2026.

Basis

How it applies

Temporary disqualification is an administrative sanction applied by the CVM to violators of legal and regulatory rules of the capital market. The penalty prevents the individual from holding office as an administrator or fiscal council member in publicly held companies, distribution system entities, or other entities that depend on authorization or registration with the CVM. The punishment may be applied separately or cumulatively with other sanctions, such as fines, warnings, or revocation of registrations.

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