Brazil’s securities commission penalises government over Eletrobras shareholders vote
The Brazilian Securities and Exchange Commission (CVM) has fined the federal government the maximum penalty of 500 million reais (US$159 million) for a suspected conflict of interest, after it used its position as controlling shareholder in electricity provider Eletrobras to reduce the tariffs charged by the company, causing its share value to plummet.
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