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Mercosur-EU Trade Agreement: why has Brazil returned to Europe’s radar?
The progress of the trade agreement between Mercosur and the European Union, which will enter into force provisionally on May 1, has put South America back on the radar of international companies and investors. Negotiated over more than two decades, the pact provides for the progressive reduction of tariffs and the strengthening of trade between the blocs, connecting a potential market of approximately 718 million people and a combined GDP exceeding US$22.4 trillion, according to data from the European Commission and the Brazilian Ministry of Foreign Affairs.
Compliance as a strategic asset in corporate governanc
At Pryor Global, legal representation is conducted through a structured methodology, objective criteria, and clear standards, ensuring the strict execution of the mandate granted by the client.
From paper to digital: the modernization of paralegal processes in the context of e-government
Digital transformation has reshaped various sectors of the economy, bringing greater efficiency, agility, and transparency to processes that were previously exclusively manual and bureaucratic.
Trump’s Tariff: the impacts already felt on the Brazilian economy
In early August, the tariff imposed by the United States government on Brazilian products came into effect. In addition to the reciprocal tariff of 10%, an additional surcharge of 40% was applied, totaling 50% on approximately 35% of Brazilian exports destined for the US market.
Make mistakes quickly, correct them even faster: the challenge of capital reallocation in times of transformation
We are living in a time when the speed of change challenges even the most prepared companies. Technologies such as #AI, #blockchain, and virtual reality are changing the game and requiring leaders and teams to be increasingly adaptable.
New ANS rules reinforce transparency and user experience in health plans
Health plan operators must follow new guidelines for relations with beneficiaries, according to Normative Resolution No. 623/2024 of the National Supplementary Health Agency (ANS), released this month. The changes represent an important advance in consumer protection by establishing clearer rules, defined deadlines, and accessible service channels.
