Business Services Industry
Brazil: Banco do Brasil and CEF lead the financial market.
South American Business Information, April, 2000
As far as assets are concerned (1999 data), the Brazilian financial market is shared by Banco do Brasil (17.78%), CEF (17%), Bradesco, Baneb, BCN and Credireal (10.1%), Itau, Banerj, Bemge and BFB (6.7%), Unibanco (4.4%), Banespa (3.5%), Real and ABN Amro (3.3%). In terms of credits, the market is shared as follows: CEF (20.3%), Banco do Brasil(19.8%), Banespa (8%), Bradesco (5%), Nacional (3.87%), Itau (3.58%), Bamerindus (3.54%), Unibanco (3%), Nossa Caixa Nosso Banco (2.5%). In terms of deposits, the market is shared by CEF (20%), Banco do Brasil (14.7%), Bradesco (6.1%), Nacional (5.6%), Banespa (5.53%), Itau (4.5%), Bamerindus (4%), Unibanco (3%), Nossa Caixa Nosso Banco (2.3%).
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