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2027 is a little over eight weeks away: is your company ready for the CBS?
On January 1, 2027, PIS and Cofins cease to exist and the CBS takes effect at its full rate. For Norvia, the reform is a test of organization: those with planned data, processes and cash flow get through the transition with adjustments, not surprises.
3 days ago


The market prices scenarios, not destinations: what the October 5 session teaches investors
The Ibovespa rose 7.7% in a day and the dollar fell to R$5.00, but short term fundamentals did not change. For Norvia, the market priced a scenario, and decisions made on the day’s headline tend to be expensive.
Oct 29


Brazilian small businesses already use more AI than American ones, and the advantage starts after adoption
According to Sebrae, 52% of Brazilian small businesses used AI in the survey period, versus 21% in the United States. For Norvia, using AI is the easy part: the advantage appears when the process changes, which 46% of Brazilian businesses had to do.
Oct 22


When credit stops funding growth and starts funding cash flow
Green figure 9.2m on a black background, with the headline “companies in default in Brazil” and a subtitle on credit becoming a cash tool, with Norvia’s circular brand graphic.
Oct 15


What any next political cycle needs to deliver to unlock investment in Brazil
Brazil currently holds a combination of economic fundamentals that is rare by recent standards. For Norvia, only one piece is missing, the trajectory of public debt, to unlock a structurally lower interest rate cycle, regardless of who wins the election.
Oct 1


Capital isn’t the bottleneck: why promising businesses stall before they scale
Entrepreneurs often point to a lack of capital as the main obstacle to growth, but the more common bottleneck is the lack of structure to receive that capital. For Norvia, structure comes before the check.
Sep 24


Why most family businesses don’t survive to the third generation
Only 7% of Brazilian family businesses make it to the fourth generation, and the most cited cause isn’t a lack of capital, it’s a lack of governance. For Norvia, the right time to structure succession is always before it feels necessary.
Sep 17


Why big tech companies are looking at Brazil for artificial intelligence
Congress approved Redata in record time, with an estimated R$5.2 billion tax break to attract AI data centers to the country. For Norvia, the real opportunity for entrepreneurs lies in the supply chain around that investment, not in competing directly with big tech.
Sep 10


GDP slows in the second quarter: what it means for anyone deciding where to invest
Brazil’s GDP grew just 0.5% in the second quarter, less than half the prior gain, as households felt the weight of high interest rates. For Norvia, this kind of slowdown separates those who built cash discipline from those who were simply counting on the rate cutting cycle.
Sep 3


Cut or hire: what the data on AI and 2026 layoffs actually shows
Large corporations are cutting thousands of positions citing artificial intelligence, while small and mid-sized companies are moving the opposite way and still intend to hire. The 2026 data points to a more nuanced reorganization than the headlines suggest.
Aug 27


Gold’s rollercoaster in 2026: what a 25% drop teaches about wealth protection
Gold went from a historic record in January to a drop of more than 25% by June. The 2026 cycle shows the metal hedges well against some risks and poorly against others, which changes how a position should be sized in a portfolio.
Aug 20


After Europe, Canada: what the Mercosur trade agreement expansion changes for exporters
After the agreement with the European Union, Mercosur is now negotiating with Canada, with 60% of the text already concluded. Each new deal reduces relative dependence on any single trading partner, including the United States.
Aug 13
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