| FISI |
Financial Institutions, Inc. |
72%
|
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| FISI |
Financial Institutions, Inc. |
72%
|
not exploited by third parties; and ● cloud environment exposure, by conducting scans and utilizing systems that analyze security posture, and if there is any inappropriate ports or configurations de… |
| XYF |
X Financial |
72%
|
Reciprocal relationship from XYF graph: Reciprocal relationship from BRBI graph: Reciprocal relationship from XYF graph: Reciprocal relationship from BRBI graph: Reciprocal relationship from XYF grap… |
| XYF |
X Financial |
72%
|
with M&A transactions, the purchase and sale of equity securities, fundraising, strategic partnerships, corporate restructuring and M&A defensive tactics. We are focused on assisting our clients with… |
| AUDIT-REQUIREMENTS-BR-PARTNERS |
AUDIT-REQUIREMENTS-BR-PARTNERS |
62%
|
close worker of these individuals, as defined. Pursuant to Brazilian Central Bank Circular 3,978/20, as amended, internal procedures developed and implemented by financial institutions and other inst… |
| BR-ASSESSORIA-BR-PARTNERS |
BR-ASSESSORIA-BR-PARTNERS |
62%
|
f the company and guide the functioning of its corporate bodies. Illiquid investment funds may receive compensation through the payment of a management fee and a performance fee. The management fee c… |
| BR-PARTNERS |
BR-PARTNERS |
62%
|
f the company and guide the functioning of its corporate bodies. Illiquid investment funds may receive compensation through the payment of a management fee and a performance fee. The management fee c… |
| BR-PARTNERS-GROUP |
BR-PARTNERS-GROUP |
62%
|
of the customer’s rating by the Credit Department with subsequent approval by the Credit Committee. The Group assesses the risk profile of each customer, always taking into account the following topi… |
| BR-PARTNERS-GROUP-BR-PARTNERS |
BR-PARTNERS-GROUP-BR-PARTNERS |
62%
|
whose settlement was January 2, 2026. (3) Refer to services provided to clients and reimbursements receivable on expenses defined in the service agreement. F- 36 BRBI BR Partners S.A. (formerly known… |
| CAPITAL-MARKETS-THROUGH-BR-PARTNERS |
CAPITAL-MARKETS-THROUGH-BR-PARTNERS |
62%
|
orate restructurings. 48 Moreover, our investment banking operations have developed strong relationships with clients from different sectors of the Brazilian economy, having participated in financial… |
| CAPITAL-RESOURCES |
CAPITAL-RESOURCES |
62%
|
ancial liabilities 781.7 1,139.3 (31.4 )% Derivative financial instruments 344.5 317.3 8.6 % Amounts payable 53.9 93.2 (42.2 )% - Suppliers 11.2 16.0 (30.0 )% - Other amounts payable 42.7 77.2 (44.7 … |
| CASINO-GROUP |
CASINO-GROUP |
62%
|
NP Seguradora of capitalization bonds and consortia. ● Issuance of fairness opinion to BTG Pactual Infraestrutura Dividendos Fund in connection with the sale of Linhares Geração to Eneva for R$650 mi… |
| CDB-BR-PARTNERS |
CDB-BR-PARTNERS |
62%
|
d December 31, 2025, 2024 and 2023 were R$86.7 million, R$88.3 million and R$65.1 million, respectively. 44 Our treasury sales & structuring business line advises on, structures and executes foreign … |
| CREDIT-COMMITTEE-THE-GROUP |
CREDIT-COMMITTEE-THE-GROUP |
62%
|
of the customer’s rating by the Credit Department with subsequent approval by the Credit Committee. The Group assesses the risk profile of each customer, always taking into account the following topi… |
| CRS |
Carpenter Technology Corporation |
62%
|
Reciprocal relationship from CRS graph: Reciprocal relationship from BRBI graph: Reciprocal relationship from CRS graph: Reciprocal relationship from BRBI graph: ancial liabilities 781.7 1,139.3 (31.… |
| CVM-BR-PARTNERS |
CVM-BR-PARTNERS |
62%
|
f the company and guide the functioning of its corporate bodies. Illiquid investment funds may receive compensation through the payment of a management fee and a performance fee. The management fee c… |
| ENERGISA-GROUP |
ENERGISA-GROUP |
62%
|
ures to client cash flows and business climates. We believe that independent advisory services are an essential characteristic of the restructuring advisory services we provide, enabling us to provid… |
| LTDA-BR-PARTNERS |
LTDA-BR-PARTNERS |
62%
|
f the company and guide the functioning of its corporate bodies. Illiquid investment funds may receive compensation through the payment of a management fee and a performance fee. The management fee c… |
| MOREOVER-BR-PARTNERS |
MOREOVER-BR-PARTNERS |
62%
|
f the company and guide the functioning of its corporate bodies. Illiquid investment funds may receive compensation through the payment of a management fee and a performance fee. The management fee c… |
| RISK-POLICY-THE-GROUP |
RISK-POLICY-THE-GROUP |
62%
|
of the customer’s rating by the Credit Department with subsequent approval by the Credit Committee. The Group assesses the risk profile of each customer, always taking into account the following topi… |
| SINGAPORE-INVESTMENT-CORPORATION |
SINGAPORE-INVESTMENT-CORPORATION |
62%
|
ures to client cash flows and business climates. We believe that independent advisory services are an essential characteristic of the restructuring advisory services we provide, enabling us to provid… |
| STRUCTURING-THROUGH-BR-PARTNERS |
STRUCTURING-THROUGH-BR-PARTNERS |
62%
|
nt Funds in Agro-Industrial Production Chains ( Fundos de Investimento do Agronegócio ); ● FIDCs; ● CCBs; ● incentivized debentures ( debênture incentivadas ), which are exempt from income and financ… |
| SUPERIOR-GROUP |
SUPERIOR-GROUP |
62%
|
tices compatible with the level of relevance of the service and the risks to which they are exposed; and (ii) the verification of the capacity of the potential service provider to ensure: (a) complia… |
| THROUGH-BR-PARTNERS |
THROUGH-BR-PARTNERS |
62%
|
ear ended December 31, 2025, compared to R$4.5 billion in the year ended December 31, 2024 and R$2.7 billion in the year ended December 31, 2023. Investments Through our investment operations, we man… |
| U-S-PUBLIC-COMPANY |
U-S-PUBLIC-COMPANY |
62%
|
from time to time. In the past, the Brazilian government has adopted different exchange rate policies, including sudden devaluations, periodic small devaluations, foreign exchange controls, dual exch… |
