Speakers

Nathalie Vidual

  • Superintendent
  • CVM
Nathalie Araujo Vidual joined the Brazilian Securities and Exchange Commission (Comissão de Valores Mobiliários - CVM) in 2012 as an Analyst. In 2021, she assumed the role of Manager of Securitisation Supervision and, in 2023, became Superintendent of Investor Protection and Sustainable Finance. In her current position, Nathalie develops activities related to financial education, investor services, and sustainability. She represents the CVM at the Financial Innovation Lab (Laboratório de Inovação Financeira - LAB), where she is directly involved in discussions and projects related to the promotion of Green Finance, ESG Transparency, Taxonomy, Blended Finance, and Diversity and Inclusion. She holds a bachelor's degree in Business Administration from the University of Brasília and an MBA in Finance, Investments, and Risk from FGV-Rio de Janeiro.

Nathalie Vidual

  • Superintendent
  • CVM
Nathalie Araujo Vidual joined the Brazilian Securities and Exchange Commission (Comissão de Valores Mobiliários - CVM) in 2012 as an Analyst. In 2021, she assumed the role of Manager of Securitisation Supervision and, in 2023, became Superintendent of Investor Protection and Sustainable Finance. In her current position, Nathalie develops activities related to financial education, investor services, and sustainability. She represents the CVM at the Financial Innovation Lab (Laboratório de Inovação Financeira - LAB), where she is directly involved in discussions and projects related to the promotion of Green Finance, ESG Transparency, Taxonomy, Blended Finance, and Diversity and Inclusion. She holds a bachelor's degree in Business Administration from the University of Brasília and an MBA in Finance, Investments, and Risk from FGV-Rio de Janeiro.
05 Nov

Financial Literacy and Citizenship in Times of Climate Change: Information as the Starting Point for Reducing Inequalities

The growing participation of retail investors in the Brazilian capital markets reveals both opportunities for democratisation and risks of exclusion. This panel discusses how financial education can be an instrument of citizenship, expanding conscious access to investments and preventing pitfalls that deepen inequalities. The conversation brings together diverse perspectives to reflect on the role of the public sector, the market, and society in building a robust financial culture capable of transforming information into autonomy and economic inclusion.

Green Finance Stage 11:30 - 12:30
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