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The transition to a sustainable society through financial innovation.
3F is an annual event organized by Fenasbac, with institutional support from the Central Bank of Brazil, bringing together regulators, experts, and decision-makers at the intersection of regulation, finance, innovation, and sustainability.
Its purpose is to bring together those who regulate, finance, and produce to turn the challenges of the sustainable transition into insights and decisions for the market.
Through this exchange, 3F helps anticipate risks and opportunities, foster new business models, and prepare the financial system for a more sustainable economy.
3F is an annual event organized by Fenasbac, with institutional support from the Central Bank of Brazil, bringing together regulators, experts, and decision-makers at the intersection of regulation, finance, innovation, and sustainability.
Its purpose is to bring together those who regulate, finance, and produce to turn the challenges of the sustainable transition into insights and decisions for the market.
Through this exchange, 3F helps anticipate risks and opportunities, foster new business models, and prepare the financial system for a more sustainable economy.
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GO TO LUMAThe numbers tell the story of 3F´s past three editions.
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The numbers tell the story of 3F´s past three editions.
In 2026, 3F brings this discussion into focus through three essential perspectives: the regulator’s role in the transition to a sustainable economy, the risks and opportunities involved in financing that transition, and the shared challenges facing those who produce, finance, and regulate.
The program brings together diverse perspectives on the forces transforming the financial system and the possible paths forward to address them.
By participating, you’ll gain insights into what’s changing, anticipate emerging challenges, and identify opportunities to make more informed decisions for the future.
In 2026, 3F brings this discussion into focus through three essential perspectives: the regulator’s role in the transition to a sustainable economy, the risks and opportunities involved in financing that transition, and the shared challenges facing those who produce, finance, and regulate.
The program brings together diverse perspectives on the forces transforming the financial system and the possible paths forward to address them.
By participating, you’ll gain insights into what’s changing, anticipate emerging challenges, and identify opportunities to make more informed decisions for the future.
Sustainability is no longer a parallel agenda. It has become part of the decisions shaping business, investment, regulation, and economic development. For the financial system, the challenge is turning this shift into strategies that balance sustainability, competitiveness, and innovation.
In this context, different stakeholders need to understand one another’s challenges and perspectives. Regulators, financial institutions, entrepreneurs, and innovation leaders each play distinct roles in this transformation, but all share the challenge of responding to changes that are already underway.
This is where dialogue between the market and regulators becomes essential: to broaden perspectives, anticipate challenges, and build pathways toward a financial system better prepared for the future.
Sustainability is no longer a parallel agenda. It has become part of the decisions shaping business, investment, regulation, and economic development. For the financial system, the challenge is turning this shift into strategies that balance sustainability, competitiveness, and innovation.
In this context, different stakeholders need to understand one another’s challenges and perspectives. Regulators, financial institutions, entrepreneurs, and innovation leaders each play distinct roles in this transformation, but all share the challenge of responding to changes that are already underway.
This is where dialogue between the market and regulators becomes essential: to broaden perspectives, anticipate challenges, and build pathways toward a financial system better prepared for the future.
Join the leaders regulating, financing, and transforming the financial system to understand the changes underway, anticipate risks, and identify new opportunities.
Join the leaders regulating, financing, and transforming the financial system to understand the changes underway, anticipate risks, and identify new opportunities.