Brazilian regulator joins IOSCO sprint on AI-era investor education
Brazil’s CVM attended the 8 October final of an IOSCO TechSprint on financial education in the AI era, where 14 teams competed across six award categories.
Event / data period: 2026-10-08
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Brazil’s Securities and Exchange Commission (CVM) said on 15 October that it attended the IOSCO TechSprint Demo Day awards in Madrid on 8 October. The IOSCO programme focused on “Financial Education in the Age of Artificial Intelligence” and concluded during World Investor Week 2026. CVM represents Brazil on IOSCO’s Committee on Retail Investors through its investor guidance and sustainable finance unit.
Teams worked online from May to October to develop prototypes that regulators and other stakeholders could use to help retail investors identify AI-generated financial scams and strengthen investor education. CVM reported 14 teams and six award categories: two for solutions closest to implementation and four cross-cutting categories, including global adaptability, behavioural impact, trust and transparency, and accessibility. India’s SEBI regulator received three awards through two teams; those teams and a South African team formed by a small enterprise will present their proposals to the IOSCO Board.
Data
IOSCO TechSprint competition structure
Competition scale reported in the CVM’s 15 October account of the Demo Day.
| Participating teams | 14 |
| Award categories | 6 |
Methodology
Counts are taken from the CVM’s official event report; teams and awards were not independently recounted.
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Subjects and places
Subject proposals
- Artificial intelligenceSuggested
- Subject suggested from the title or summary: AIwww.gov.br ↗
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