CVM competition requires knowledge of cryptocurrencies and a starting salary of R$21,000

The Securities and Exchange Commission (CVM) published the announcement for its latest open competition, offering 60 positions with a starting salary of R$20,924.80. The communication, published on Friday (12), highlights the need for knowledge in areas such as cryptocurrencies, blockchain and decentralized finance (DeFi).

The vacancies concern the positions of Inspector and Analyst, with different specializations. The competition is an opportunity for professionals who want to work in the securities market, an evolving sector due to the rise of cryptocurrencies and tokens.

Registration will be open from January 30 to March 6, 2024, with the test scheduled for May 26, 2024. The competition is organized by Fundação Getulio Vargas and will take place in all capitals of the country.

CVM competition requires knowledge of cryptocurrencies

There are 20 vacancies available for the position of Inspector. The duties of this position include supervising entities active in the securities market, detecting irregularities, guiding institutions in adopting appropriate controls and procedures, and gathering elements to assess the economic and financial situation of assess the supervised entities.

Inspectors are also responsible for commissioning investigations initiated by the CVM.

40 vacancies are offered for the position of Analyst. Analysts’ responsibilities include the development of activities related to control, standardization, recording of events and improvement of the securities market, in addition to the development of accounting and auditing standards.

The requirements for registration for the competition include the presentation of a diploma of completion of a higher education course, in any field of training, taught by an educational institution recognized by the MEC, with the exception of the positions of inspector and analyst for accounting and audit – Public Accounting , which requires a degree in accounting and active registration with the Regional Accounting Council.

The inclusion of cryptocurrencies, blockchain and DeFi in the CVM competition is a clear indication of how these technologies are reshaping the financial sector.

As digital assets gain popularity and acceptance, it becomes essential that regulators are equipped with trained professionals to monitor and regulate the sector.

The theme’s presence in the competition also reflects a global trend of recognition of the importance and impact of digital assets in the financial market.

Finally, the CVM’s initiative to require knowledge in cryptoassets and blockchain in its public tender is a step in adapting to changes in the financial market, demonstrating a commitment to innovation and modernization of the sector. For more information about the competition and registration, interested parties can visit the official CVM website.

Cryptocurrencies in competitions

Over the past three years, several public competitions in Brazil have required knowledge of Bitcoin, cryptocurrencies and blockchain as requirements for candidates.

For example, Banco do Brasil in its 2022 announcement required candidates to be aware of Bitcoin mining, especially with regard to validating blockchain transactions.

Organized by Fundação Cesgranrio, the competition was notable for its record number of abstentions, with 47% of candidates missing the tests, yet marking an important step in the integration of the subject into public competitions.

Moreover, Caixa Econômica Federal also highlighted the importance of knowledge about Bitcoin and cryptocurrencies in one of its public competitions.

Another example is Banco de Brasília, which opened a public competition requiring candidates to have knowledge of cryptocurrencies.

These examples show how understanding Bitcoin, blockchain and cryptocurrencies is becoming increasingly relevant in the job market, especially in sectors related to finance and technology.

Source: Live Coins

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