Banco do Brasil concentrates its efforts in the areas of agricultural credit and insurance.
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Banco do Brasil recorded adjusted net profit of R$8.8 billion in 3Q23, remaining stable in the quarter and with growth of 4.5% compared to the same period of the previous year. The annualized RSPL reached 21.3%.
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In the quarter, the result was influenced by the good commercial performance and the growth of credit and treasury portfolios, which positively impacted the gross financial margin (+3.5%). Revenues from service provision (+1.7%) also increased, mainly influenced by the lines of fund administration, security products, consortiums and capital markets. However, expanded PCLD expenses increased (+4.7%), impacted by the increase in the credit risk of companies in the large corporate segment that filed for judicial recovery in January 2023, leaving risk G (70%) for risk H (100%). Administrative expenses were controlled (+1.5%), reflecting the adequate management of contracts and investments in the Bank's digital transformation.
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Comparing the nine accumulated months (9M23/9M22), adjusted net profit was R$26.1 billion (+14.0%). The main highlights include the performance of the gross financial margin (+30.4%), influenced by the good results of the credit portfolio and securities allocated in treasury; growth in service revenues (+5.0%), notably in the consortium and insurance commercial segments; 32.5% increase in the result from interests in subsidiaries, associates and JVs; 101.2% increase in expanded PCLD expenses; and growth in administrative expenses (+8.0%).
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Furthermore, in 3Q23, Gross Financial Margin (MFB) totaled R$23.7 billion, with quarterly growth of 3.5%. Service revenues totaled R$8.7 billion in 3Q23, increasing 4.6% compared to the previous quarter (2Q23). This growth was driven by insurance, pension and capitalization lines (+10.6%); fund management (+5.7%); and consortia (+8.6%), with more than 159 thousand new quotas sold with a turnover of R$12.0 billion in one quarter. The Basel Index was 16.24% in September 2023.
- Banco do Brasil (BBAS3) approved the distribution of R$ 291,052,643.24 as remuneration to shareholders in the form of dividends and R$ 1,958,323,968.37 in the form of Interest on Equity (JCP ), both relating to the third quarter of 2023.