Minister André Mendonça of the Supreme Court of Brazil will meet with the Federal Police on Monday, October 23, to discuss developments in the ongoing investigation into the Master case, which concerns alleged irregularities linked to Daniel Vorcaro's banking operations. This meeting is expected to review the current state of the inquiries and define new steps moving forward.

Since being appointed as the case's rapporteur on February 12, Mendonça has prioritized understanding the investigation's status. His initial action following his appointment was a meeting with investigators to gather insights into the case. The recent meeting will build on Mendoza's earlier decisions, including reinstating the ordinary flow of forensic actions and witness testimonies, effectively overturning the previous directives from former rapporteur Minister Dias Toffoli, who had specified which Federal Police experts should handle the case materials.

The implications of this meeting are significant as they indicate a renewed focus on the Master case and the commitment of the Supreme Court to ensure transparency and thoroughness in the investigation. As the fallout from this case evolves, the outcomes of these discussions could potentially affect both the involved parties and the broader financial regulatory landscape in Brazil.