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Monthly filings and material facts: the mandatory ones
Module I3: The fund's documents
In this lesson
- The 15, 45 and 90-day deadlines
- What counts as a material fact
- Where to find the documents
Brazilian REITs · Lesson I3.2
What the fund must disclose
The calendar of mandatory filings and the alarm that can ring any day.
The fixed calendar
How long after period end
- 15 daysMonthly filingequity, holders, payouts, assets
- 45 daysQuarterly filingmore detail on assets and results
- 90 daysAudited annual statementswith the annual filing
- 8 daysMeeting minutesafter the annual meeting
CVM Res. 175, Annex III, art. 36 (as of 09/2026).
Do the math
Closed on… due by…
Dates as day/month. Annual assumes a year without 29 February.
Where to find it
The same document in three places
- Administratorposts it on its website
- B3receives it at the same time
- CVMthrough its filing system
Annex III, art. 38. On Rico aos Poucos, captured documents get a summary at /documento/.
The misconception
"If it mattered, it would be in the report"
What is mandatory is in the filings and material facts. The manager's report is optional.
Remember this
Three ideas from this lesson
- 15, 45, 90Days for the monthly, quarterly and annual filings.
- Material facts come at onceDelays, vacancy, construction, lawsuits, sales: no waiting.
- Three placesAdministrator's website, B3 and CVM.
Quick quiz · 1 of 2
A key tenant left and payouts will fall. The administrator must…
See answer
Material fact. Vacancy that affects the fund is among the examples in Annex III, art. 37.
Quick quiz · 2 of 2
The month closed on 30/09. When is the monthly filing due?
See answer
15/10: 15 days after month-end. 14/11 would be the 45-day quarterly deadline.
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