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16 topics: the 10 official sectors of B3, Brazil's stock exchange, with all 346 listed companies catalogued, plus 6 verticals that cut across sectors: macro and fiscal policy, agribusiness, energy and ESG, capital markets and M&A, legal and regulatory, and investment funds including Brazilian REITs.

From filings with the CVM, Brazil’s securities regulator, official gazette acts, and news from public agencies and the economic press. Official documents provide the act itself; news helps track events and their context. Each card identifies its sources.

Morning Brief is free, with 5 facts a day in one language. Paid plans: Professional at $24.90 per month for 6 topics and both languages; and Enterprise at $49.90 per month for all 16 topics, links to complete official files and state gazette coverage.

The target time is 07:00 in your time zone. The edition closes at 22:00 Brasília time. In time zones such as Tokyo and Shanghai, delivery follows that close, later than 07:00 local time. Morning Brief allows one language, English or Portuguese. Professional and Enterprise also allow both languages.

Paid plans include summaries of the selected official filings inside the card. Enterprise adds links to collected PDFs archived with a SHA-256 hash. The free Morning Brief may include up to 1 summarized CVM filing per edition, without access to the complete file.

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Yes. A language model classifies and summarizes collected material, following editorial rules that require preserving figures, names, dates and attribution. Sources appear on the card. Collected official PDFs are archived, and access to complete files is part of Enterprise. Summaries can contain errors; check the source before making a decision.

Filings collected before the close may enter the next edition, depending on relevance and plan coverage. The edition closes at 22:00 Brasília time. In time zones such as Tokyo and Shanghai, delivery follows that close, later than 07:00 local time. Collection and editorial selection do not guarantee that every filing will appear in the briefing.

The CVM portal is public. Today Brazil identifies companies by tax ID against a catalogue of 346 listed companies across B3’s 10 sectors, filters the categories it follows and summarizes selected filings for your coverage. Selection prioritizes material facts. Access to collected PDFs is part of Enterprise; following individual companies is the purpose of Monitor B3.

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It is the product for anyone following specific companies. The briefing covers themes and sectors in a curated edition. The Monitor watches the companies you choose and brings together their collected CVM filings, including shareholder meetings, board minutes and insider trading reports. Reading includes available summaries, collected official PDFs and company news. Federal gazette acts appear with evidenced identification. It is a separate subscription from the briefing. Pricing is per company: outside Brazil, $9.90 per company, per month; in Brazil, R$29.90. You choose how many, starting from one. You have 7 days to change your mind and get 100% back. See Monitor B3.

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My account brings together your preferences and links to active products. My Monitor appears for Stock Monitor subscribers; Official filings appears when your briefing plan includes the archive. Complete PDFs are a separate capability from summaries and follow your subscription. Existing email links continue to work.