Banco Bradesco

Oswaldo Tadeu Fernandes, an executive at Banco Bradesco, reported a direct purchase of 79,782 preference shares on Sept. 18, 2026 for about $1.4 million, raising his direct holdings to 348,575 shares (a 30% increase). The filing shows a weighted-average purchase price of $17.98 while the stock closed at $3.43 the same day. The article notes insider buying is typically viewed as a bullish signal and highlights that Fernandes' accounting and controllership role gives him deep insight into the bank's operations amid recent recovery in performance and improving macro conditions in Brazil. » More on finance.yahoo.com

Bradesco reports a recurring net profit of R$6.5bn for Q4 2025 (+20.6% YoY) and an annual profit of R$24.7bn (+26.1%). Total quarterly revenues were R$36.1bn and ROAE rose to 15.2%. The loan portfolio grew to R$1,089bn (+11% YoY) with a stable NPL ratio of 4.1%. The bank is accelerating its digital transformation with 19m fully digital retail customers and the AI platform BIA handling 1.6m requests/month with an ~90% first‑contact resolution rate. Despite the strong metrics, the stock fell in premarket trading due to a slight earnings‑per‑share miss. » More on de.investing.com

Banco Bradesco reported Q4 2025 revenue of USD 6.85 billion, beating expectations by 6.4%, while EPS of USD 0.114 slightly missed estimates. Recurring net income rose 20.6% year-on-year to BRL 6.5 billion, full-year net income grew 26.1% to BRL 24.7 billion, and ROAE was 15.2%. Despite strong revenue and net interest income performance, the stock fell about 2.25% pre-market; the bank is targeting further loan growth of 8.5–10.5% and aims to expand its digital customer base to 40 million by 2026. » More on de.investing.com

Banco Bradesco shares closed up 4.28% at $4.14 with volume roughly 76% above its three‑month average as investors priced in potential Selic easing starting in March. January inflation came in slightly below expectations and economists foresee the benchmark rate falling from 15% to about 12.25% by year‑end, lifting the wider Brazilian banking sector. Bradesco said it will bolster its fixed‑income team to gain market share and is set to report earnings on Feb. 5; the stock is up about 115% year‑on‑year. » More on finance.yahoo.com

Bradesco reports recurring net income of R$6.2bn for Q3 2025, a year-on-year increase of 18.8%, and a ROAE of 14.7%. Total revenues rose to R$35.0bn, driven by net interest income, insurance and higher fee income. The loan portfolio grew to R$1.034 trillion with stronger momentum in retail and SMEs, while the bank continues to invest heavily in digital initiatives such as TechBra and generative AI. Bradesco confirms positive guidance for 2025 and is pursuing controlled, collateralized loan growth and efficiency gains through transformation. » More on de.investing.com