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Raphael Coraccini analyzes Brazil's capital markets regulation and securities oversight, specializing in the Brazilian Securities and Exchange Commission's institutional structure. His research examines the CVM's financial relationship with the National Treasury and its effects on regulatory independence. His work maps how budgetary constraints impact market supervision capabilities and investor safeguards. Coraccini tracks emerging fintech developments and regulatory responses in Brazil's securities markets, including recent crowdfunding frameworks. He provides detailed analysis of new regulations like CVM Rule 88/2023, documenting changes to investment access requirements. His coverage extends to digital infrastructure policy and data sovereignty issues affecting Brazil's financial sector. His analysis appears in Times Brasil, Conjur.com.br, and R7 Notícias, where he interprets financial regulation for industry stakeholders. He contextualizes regulatory changes within Brazil's broader institutional landscape and technological evolution. Coraccini's work bridges technical policy analysis with practical market implications for Brazil's financial ecosystem.