SAO PAULO, June 5 (Reuters) - Brazil's securities regulator has accused two former CEOs of retailer Americanas of failing to comply with information disclosure requirements following an investigation into the firm's accounting inconsistencies, the agency said.
According to a document from securities regulator CVM made public on Monday, the two ex-CEOs, Sergio Rial and Joao Guerra, also failed to meet other obligations on informing investors.
Americanas entered bankruptcy protection in January after uncovering around $4 billion in accounting inconsistencies.
Americanas said in a statement that it was monitoring the CVM investigation and hoped any irregularities would be "duly clarified".
The company did not mention the accusations against Guerra in its statement and he did not respond to a query via LinkedIn.
Persons:
CVM, Sergio Rial, Joao Guerra, Rial, Guerra, Americanas, Andre Romani, Carolina Pulice, Jamie Freed
Organizations:
SAO PAULO, Thomson