Fri Nov 23, 2012 7:37am EST
Brazil's securities and exchange regulator CVM is considering easing rules for initial public offerings of up to 150 million reais ($71.5 million) to facilitate the access of small- and mid-sized companies to funding in capital markets. In a statement published on Friday, CVM said it would be willing to forgo a series of requirements for so-called small IPOs on a "case-by-case" basis.
The regulator is on a working group that will submit a series of recommendations to the government to incentivize such transactions, the statement said.
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