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PF Intimate Campos Neto and Galípolo to Give Statements About the Master Case

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They must also testify to the PF, still without a date, the director of supervision of BC Ailton Aquino and the owner of BTG Pactual, André Esteves

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The Federal Police encouraged the president of the Central Bank, Gabriel Galípolo, his predecessor, Roberto Campos Neto, and banker André Esteves, of BTG Pactual, to testify as witnesses in the investigation into the performance of BC servers in order to favor the interests of Daniel Vorcaro, of the Master Bank, within the state. The testimony of the director of supervision of BC, Ailton de Aquino Santos will also be taken. The information was f…

·Rio de Janeiro, Brazil
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They must also testify to the PF, still without a date, the director of supervision of BC Ailton Aquino and the owner of BTG Pactual, André Esteves

·São Paulo, Brazil
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They will be heard as witnesses after being cited by former director of the BC removed by the PF. Read on Power360.

The Federal Police (PF) determined the summons of the current president of the Central Bank, Gabriel Galípolo, and the former president of the institution Roberto Campos Neto to give testimony in the investigation that investigates suspicions involving the supervision of the Master Bank. The office, signed on August 3, also determines that the current director of [...]

The President of the Central Bank Gabriel Galípolo and former President Roberto Campos Neto should be heard in the Master case. Read more in the People's Gazette.

·Curitiba, Brazil
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President and former President of the Central Bank were quoted in statements by former director investigated on suspicion of favoring the institution of Daniel Vorcaro

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Estadão broke the news in São Paulo, Brazil on Wednesday, September 9, 2026.
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