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Brazil credit guarantee fund expansion

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2026-08-02 12:20 UTC → 2026-08-02 18:02 UTC · added removed

In early July 2026 Deputy Pedro Lucas Fernandes advocated using credit‑guarantee funds for infrastructure. The government then issued infrastructure, prompting Provisional Measure MP 1.382/2026, raising its which raised the participation in caps of the Fundo Garantidor de Investimentos (FGI) to up to R$ 2 billion and in the Fundo Garantidor de Operações (FGO) to up to R$ 750 million. These resources back the expanded Novo Desenrola debt‑renegotiation program, the Move Motoristas scheme for app drivers and taxi cooperatives, and recent changes adjustments to the Minha Casa, Minha Vida housing program. The measure also widens broadened the Programa Emergencial de Acesso a Crédito (Peac‑FGI) for micro‑entrepreneurs and SMEs and extends extended mandatory financial‑education requirements to August 2027. In August 2026 a A second provisional measure in August kept the caps at R$ 2 billion (FGI) and R$ 750 million (FGO) while authorising an extra additional R$ 2.75 billion for the guarantee funds, supporting Peac‑FGI, Pronampe and public‑private combinations in the Desenrola Adimplentes programme. The deadline for debt renegotiations under the Desenrola Brasil 2.0 debt‑renegotiation program was extended set to 31 August 2026. A portaria issued on 1 May 2026 formally set this new deadline, applying only to institutions that had processed at least 1,000 FGO‑guaranteed credit operations by 30 July. The extension was reaffirmed by a decree portaria published on 1 May and reaffirmed in early August, with Finance Minister Dario Durigan noting stressing that existing public FGO resources are sufficient and no additional extra public contributions to the FGO are required. The extra time is intended to let consumers—particularly app drivers, taxi drivers, delivery workers and truckers—complete their negotiations. needed. By 23 July, over R$ 22 billion in debts had been renegotiated across 3.6 million operations, reaching affecting roughly 9 million families.

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