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Loan portfolio surged past BRL 1.1 trillion as digital clients hit 45 million....

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WASHINGTON (dpa-AFX) - U.S. insurer Prudential Financial, Inc. (PRU) announced on Tuesday that it has agreed to sell its life insurance businesses in Brazil and Mexico to France's CNP Assurances f......

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Regina Helena Jorge Nunes acquired preference shares worth ~$562,000 in a direct transaction. Bradesco shares then popped after a JPMorgan ratings upgrade....

"Busiest Week Ever": Goldman's Trading Desk Sees Rush Into Brazil After Bolsonaro's First-Round Win Brazil's general elections earlier this month sparked a right-wing wave at the polls. Though most polls forecast socialist President Luiz Inácio Lula da Silva narrowly leading in the first-round presidential race, right-wing Sen. Flávio Bolsonaro beat the unhinged leftist by around 2 percentage points. Bolsonaro and Lula now head to an October 25 runoff, with the latest polls putting Bolsonaro ahead. A PoderData/Aya survey released earlier today put Bolsonaro at 51% of valid votes and Lula at 49%, a statistical tie within the poll's 1.8-percentage-point margin of error. Bolsonaro's lead narrowed to 2 percentage points from 6 in the October 8 poll. The senator lost 2 points while Lula gained 2 points in the latest survey, conducted over the weekend. A separate BTG Pactual/Nexus poll released today showed Bolsonaro ahead by a wider margin, with 52% of valid votes against Lula...

Carlos Henrique Villela Pedras doubled his direct stake, signaling confidence in the Brazilian bank despite modest recent returns....

Paulo Roberto Simoes Da Cunha expanded his direct stake by 22%, bringing total holdings to ~265,000 shares at $17.98 per share....

Insider buying increased direct holdings to 264,605 shares, a 22% boost to prior equity exposure. The preferred stock traded at $17.98 per share during the acquisition, well above the $3.43 market close for common shares that same day....

De Oliveira more than doubled his direct stake, raising his exposure to the financial services giant after a modest 5% stock return over the past year....

Cintia Scovine Barcelos De Souza bought shares at $17.98 each on, boosting her direct holdings to 275,197 shares and signaling insider confidence....

Juliano Ribeiro Marcilio's acquisition expands his direct stake by 23%, signaling confidence in the Brazilian bank despite modest recent stock performance....

Bueno's acquisition increased his direct holding by 20%, bringing total shares to 336,549. The purchase price of $17.98 per share contrasts sharply with the stock's subsequent market valuation....

Jose Augusto Ramalho Miranda bought at $17.98 per share, a significant premium to current market levels, signaling strong conviction in the bank's value....

Roberto De Jesus Paris expanded his direct stake by 36%, signaling confidence in the Brazilian bank's equity despite a modest one-year return....

Vinicius Urias Favarao expanded his direct equity stake by 22%, signaling confidence in the Brazilian bank....

"We Can't Be Part Of A Lost Generation": Bolsonaro Wins Four Key Party Endorsements Ahead Of Brazil Runoff In a postmortem published Wednesday on Sunday's first-round Brazilian presidential election, Alberto Ramos, Goldman Sachs' chief Latin American economist, described a "conservative wave" that swept the country, culminating in right-wing Senator Flávio Bolsonaro's win over unhinged socialist President Luiz Inácio Lula da Silva. Bolsonaro's momentum continued mid-week after he secured endorsements from four center-right parties, strengthening his coalition ahead of the October 25 runoff election against Lula.  Bloomberg reports that Uniao Brasil, Progressistas, Republicanos and Novo backed Bolsonaro on Wednseday, one day after former rival Ronaldo Caiado backed him.  "We can't be part of a lost generation," Sao Paulo Governor Tarcísio de Freitas told Bolsonaro at a Republicanos event late Wednesday. Freitas added, "We have to deliver on ...