Joint Parliamentary Front
Joint Parliamentary Front for the Democratization of Credit and Financial Services launched to expand access to credit in Brazil

A cross-party initiative seeks to expand financial inclusion and democratize responsible credit for millions of Brazilians The expansion of access to credit in Brazil has gained new impetus with the creation of the Mixed Parliamentary Front for the Democratization of...

Read more

parliamentary front for the democratization of credit
Parliamentary Front for the Democratization of Credit

Follow on Google News Brazil has taken an important step towards financial inclusion! Yesterday, in Brasilia, the Parliamentary Front for the Democratization of Credit was launched, a cross-party initiative that aims to make credit more accessible and responsible for millions...

Read more

legislative
Credit and Legislative Engagement: A New Chapter for Credit in Brazil

Credit is an essential pillar for economic and social development in Brazil and around the world. Promoting debates that involve society and the legislature is one of the ways to guarantee the sustainability of the sector and access to...

Read more

abusive litigation
Understanding Abusive Litigation and its Effects on the Brazilian Credit Market

The issue of abusive litigation has attracted the attention of judicial bodies and civil society. But what does this term mean? It refers to the improper use of the right to go to court, through the multiplication of lawsuits with...

Read more

credit gdp
Credit-to-GDP ratio exceeds 50% but there is room for expansion, says ANBC

The National Association of Credit Bureaus (ANBC) points out that there is room for expansion of the credit market in Brazil, which can boost economic growth and promote social welfare Brazil ended 2024 with a ratio...

Read more

young Amazonians
Young people from Amazonas enter the credit market unprepared and drive defaults in the AM, says expert

Source: acritica.com - 09/03/2025 Amazonians are “rooted” in the red, according to data from the Chamber of Shopkeepers (CDL), where more than half of the state's population is in default, with debts ranging from R$ 73.5 million to R$ 73.7...

Read more