With Fácil, CVM will include smaller companies in the capital market.
- Scudieri
- Aug 22
- 2 min read
New regulations are encouraging companies and consultancies in the financial sector because they will have more business opportunities. The CVM's Easy Program comes into effect in 2026.
After studies and market consultations, the Brazilian Securities and Exchange Commission (CVM) created the Easy Program, which aims to provide smaller companies (CMP) with access to lower-cost capital market resources. The new measures, which will cover companies with annual revenues of less than R$500 million—which may include small and medium-sized businesses—will only come into effect on January 2, 2026, but are already mobilizing the business sector and consulting firms in the field.
One of the firms working in this segment is Scudieri & Associados, a consulting firm specializing in M&A, fundraising, and restructuring. It specializes in fundraising of up to R$300 million without banks and brokerages. Scudieri partner Fabiano Cordado is optimistic about these new CVM regulations.
"We're talking about a quiet revolution." The Easy regime can unlock the growth of solid companies that need capital to scale, innovate, or professionalize their structure without giving up control – highlights Fabiano Cordado.
The "Easy" regime – Facilitating Access to Capital and Listing Incentives – was enacted at the beginning of last month (July 3, 2025), through CVM Resolutions 231 and 232 of the Brazilian Securities and Exchange Commission (CVM).
"Easy" allows smaller companies to conduct public offerings of shares or debt of up to R$300 million, with simplified rules, less bureaucracy, and without the need for traditional financial coordinators. This new feature represents a historic shift in the Brazilian market, allowing mid-sized companies to obtain financing from professional investors without the high costs and legal requirements of a traditional IPO," explains Fabiano Cordado.
According to the entrepreneur, Scudieri has been structuring specific solutions for this new era. The company, which operates nationwide, offers financial modeling, legal structure, investment thesis, and fundraising from professional investors. Among the program's new features is the ability to make offerings without prior registration with the CVM.
In announcing this new regulation, the president of the CVM (Brazilian Securities and Exchange Commission), João Pedro Nascimento, stated that Fácil (Easy) expresses the institution's commitment to reducing regulatory costs, ensuring legal certainty, and promoting regulatory accountability.
