Abrapp webinar brings broad debate on the classification

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The webinar “Adoption of Interest Rates in Benefit Plans Outside the Regulatory Tunnel” was held this Wednesday, January 29, via a live broadcast on Abrapp’s YouTube channel. The meeting sought to clarify questions about the classification of interest rates outside the regulatory tunnel in EFPC. On the occasion, topics were explored, from the impacts of this scenario on investment management to the challenges of complying with regulatory requirements.

The event was opened by Devanir Silva, CEO of Abrapp. Speakers included Alcinei Cardoso, Director of Standards at Previc, Christian Aggensteiner Catunda, General ceo email database Coordinator of Actuarial and Accounting Guidance at Previc, and Claudemiro Correia Quintal Junior, General Coordinator of Investment Guidance at Previc.

The topic is based on CNPC Resolution No. 30/2018, which provides for the conditions and procedures to be observed by entities when calculating results, allocating and using surpluses and resolving deficits in benefit plans.

“At today’s meeting, we will address the issue of adopting interest rates outside the regulatory tunnel. I would like to take this opportunity to make a request that this measure be considered a management act, eliminating the need for prior approval. This approach would reduce the workload of members and Previc, and I believe that it will not compromise security,” Devanir emphasized at the opening.

For him, a webinar like this is essential to clarify the associates’ doubts, align expectations and ensure transparency. “I believe that we all want to work with quality and good governance standards. We know that any choice involves risks, so we need to evaluate and plan. An open dialogue is always very positive and reduces the number of questions.”

He also highlighted the importance of redefining supplementary pensions as having a social aspect, in addition to financial aspects. The leader commented on the need to promote the segment and that, to do so, it is necessary to present the sector to society, through a clear dialogue.