Brazil's antitrust regulator has approved a significant transfer of control of Braskem, Latin America's largest petrochemical company, as it moves from the holding company Novonor to the private equity firm IG4 Capital, marking an end to a tumultuous chapter linked to corruption issues. This shift highlights ongoing changes in corporate governance in Brazil in the aftermath of the Odebrecht scandal.
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