Banco do Brasil swung between gains and losses in early trading Friday after the state-controlled bank’s CEO
- The stock fell as much as 0.9% to 30.17 reais in Sao Paulo before reversing losses
- Brandao departed after the lender’s push to reduce costs through branch closures and a voluntary termination program earlier this year drew President Jair Bolsonaro’s criticism
- NOTE: Investors have been pricing in higher risk of political intervention in Brazil, with some funds
trimming their stakes in state-owned companies - The exit was somewhat expected, but highlights the risk of political interference and puts in check the ...
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