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Mariane Kondo
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Experience
Mariane advises clients from different sectors in structuring and attracting investment funds with different strategies, including financial investment funds, exchange traded funds, private equity funds, real estate funds, and credit-rights investment funds (FIDC). She also assists with purchase and sale transactions for asset portfolios, registration and other demands from administrators and managers of securities portfolios, in addition to providing regulatory and self-regulatory counseling, among other services.
Mariane also advises clients looking to make investments and design strategies for developing their business with cryptoassets. She assists with structuring investment funds for direct or indirect investment in cryptoassets and provides strategic advice on complying with applicable Brazilian legal and regulatory requirements.
Mariane also assists family offices and private clients in analyzing and implementing investment structures both in Brazil and abroad. She previously worked as a foreign associate at Dechert LLP in New York and at Maples and Calder in the Cayman Islands.
Education
Bachelor of Laws – Pontifícia Universidade Católica de São Paulo (PUC-SP);
Introduction to Financial Economics and Accounting – Saint Paul Business School;
Extension Course in Wealth Management – Fundação Getulio Vargas (FGV).
Recognitions
Americas Women in Business Law – Investment Funds (2022);
Euromoney Expert Guides Woman in Business Law – Investment Funds (2022).
Brazilian Monetary Council approves new rules on concept of ‘Investment Entities’ for tax purposes
Brazilian Securities Commission enacts new regulatory framework for investment funds
Virtual Assets Law is published in Brazil
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Cryptoassets: learn more about the bills in the Brazilian Congress
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Mattos Filho announces promotion of nine associates to partners
Brazil cryptoassets law expected to boost M&A transactions
Brazil’s cryptoassets regulation bill, approved by the Senate (Senado Federal) and now under review by the House of
Representatives (Câmara dos Deputados), is expected to boost M&A deals involving cryptocurrency exchanges, according to industry sources, advisors, and lawyers.
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Mattos Filho announces promotion of nine associates to partners
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