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Brazil’s Antitrust Watchdog Moves Against the Stock Exchange Itself
Brazil’s antitrust regulator recommended condemning B3, the national stock exchange, for abusing its dominance in asset registration and custody. The proposed penalty includes a R$100m fine and behavioral remedies, with the case originating from a 2022 complaint by a would-be rival.
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