Vorcaro's company that hired Moraes' wife for R$ 50 million was convicted of fraud by CVMPhoto by moerschy on Pexels
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Vorcaro's company that hired Moraes' wife for R$ 50 million was convicted of fraud by CVM

oglobo11 September 2026 at 15:55

Daniel Vorcaro's company that signed a R$ 50 million contract with the office of the wife of Minister Alexandre de Moraes, Viking Participações, was convicted by the Securities and Exchange Commission (CVM) for fraud. The conviction relates to the issuance of shares of a real estate fund.

The real estate fund in question sold securities to pension funds from various Brazilian states. The second contract between the companies, worth R$ 50 million, was signed in May 2025.

The case directly involves Daniel Vorcaro and the Viking Participações office, linked to Alexandre de Moraes' wife. The article was exclusive access for subscribers.

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