Stéphane David Olivo and the CVM Record in Brazil

The Brazilian CVM reference is one of the clearest public documents connected to Stéphane David Olivo's international investment chronology. It should be handled with precision because regulatory language has a specific meaning and must not be stretched.

The Diário Oficial da União extract dated 21 March 2013 refers to a CVM declaratory act authorizing Stéphane David Olivo to provide portfolio administrator services under CVM Instruction 306. The archived copy used here is a historical extract with personal tax identifiers masked.

The professional context matters. The Brazilian period appears in the broader chronology alongside Naxentia Capital and São Paulo-based investment activity. Business press references from 2013 and 2014 place Stéphane Olivo in discussions around angel investment, startups and asset allocation in Brazil.

The combination is useful because it brings together an official publication and press context. The official source establishes a regulatory event. The press sources help show the professional environment in which the activity was discussed publicly.

The responsible wording is historical. The existence of a CVM publication in 2013 should not be written as a current status unless a current regulatory source supports that claim. Precision protects credibility.

The CVM record also gives the Brazilian period a precise contour. The full name, regulatory context and portfolio-administration wording make the reference specific rather than generic.