The new CEO of Brazilian lender Bradesco, Marcelo Noronha, sees an open window for public offerings in the country next year, he said on Monday, mentioning falling interest rates in the United States and stronger growth in Brazil. Bradesco, the second-largest private lender in Brazil, elected Noronha at the end of November to replace outgoing CEO Octavio de Lazari Junior after five years, amid what it called an "absolutely challenging" market scenario.
The new CEO of Brazilian lender Bradesco, Marcelo Noronha, sees an open window for public offerings in the country next year, he said on Monday, mentioning
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