Marcos Pinto
Marcos Pinto is a Brazilian economist and public servant known for his expertise in financial regulation and reform. As the Secretary of Economic Reforms at the Ministry of Finance, he has been advocating for a modernized regulatory model in Brazil's financial system, emphasizing the importance of clear roles for regulatory bodies to enhance market stability and consumer protection. Previously, Pinto served as a director at the Comissão de Valores Mobiliários (CVM), where he gained significant experience in overseeing the securities market. His vision includes implementing the 'twin peaks' regulatory model, which seeks to separate regulatory functions from market conduct supervision to improve the overall integrity of the financial system.
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Brazil:
Marcos Pinto is the Secretary of Economic Reforms at the Ministry of Finance and one of the authors of the proposed regulation for big techs.
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Liechtenstein:
Marcos Pinto is the Secretary of Economic Reforms at the Ministry of Finance and evaluated the proposal for strengthening the Central Bank.
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Brazil:
Marcos Pinto is the Secretary of Economic Reforms and is involved in discussions about the tax exemption project.
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Liechtenstein:
Marcos Pinto is a secretary who has been reporting to Fernando Haddad about the progress of discussions with Congress.
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Liechtenstein:
Marcos Pinto is the Secretary of Economic Reforms at the Ministry of Finance to whom Lira presented his proposals.
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Brazil:
Marcos Pinto is the Secretary of Economic Reforms with whom Arthur Lira discussed the income tax proposal.
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Liechtenstein:
Marcos Pinto, the Secretary of Economic Reforms, states that correcting the income tax table would lead to a significant loss in revenue.
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Brazil:
Marcos Pinto, the Secretary of Economic Reforms, emphasizes the need for consumer protection in financial services.
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Brazil:
Marcos Pinto, the Secretary of Economic Reforms, emphasizes the need for consumer protection in financial services.
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Liechtenstein:
Marcos Pinto stated that the government's intention is to align taxation on workers and investors.
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