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Minister expects renegotiation of R $ 90 bi in 3rd phase of Desenrol

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Briefings

Brazil's Ministry of Finance announced a new 'Desenrola 3.0' program to purchase credit card debts from consumers, targeting up to R$ 90 billion in debt. The government expects banks to present this volume within five days, with a maximum estimated cost of R$ 9 billion if all debts are bought. The program aims to favor lower-income groups but may acquire higher-income debts if the initial volume is insufficient. Creditors must accept minimum discount rates of 90% to participate.

Key points

• The Ministry of Finance announced a new 'Desenrola 3.0' program to purchase credit card debts from consumers, targeting up to R$ 90 billion in debt.
• Creditors must accept minimum discount rates of 90% to participate in the program's first phase.

Context

The program, created by a presidential measure signed in September, aims to facilitate debt recovery and access to credit through a structured auction process involving banks and investment funds.

Limitations

The evidence covers only the initial announcement phase and initial expectations; specific auction dates, final discount rates, and the program's continuity beyond elections remain uncertain.

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