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BTG Pactual

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Latin America's largest investment bank, listed on B3 as BPAC11, with asset management, credit, distressed asset recovery via Enforce and control of media outlets such as Exame and Money Times.

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On September 18, 2026 BTG became the majority shareholder of Nubank Parque through a deal with WTorre and took over stadium management through 2044, subject to Cade, after Enforce bought about R$ 650 million of WTorre debt in 2024, per Bloomberg Línea and Correio Braziliense.

Updated September 28, 2026 · 2 verified articles

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MACROBrazil

BTG/Nexus poll: Lula has 46% and Flávio Bolsonaro 44% in the runoff, a statistical tie six days before the election

The BTG/Nexus poll released on September 28 shows Lula with 46% and Flávio Bolsonaro with 44% in a possible runoff, a statistical tie within the two-point margin of error. According to Money Times, in the first round Lula has 42% and Flávio 37%, a five-point lead, and 87% of voters who name a candidate say they will not change their vote. The survey interviewed 2,000 voters between September 25 and 27, was commissioned by Banco BTG Pactual and is registered with the electoral court under number BR-07557/2026.

3 sourcesSep 28, 2026
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BTG Pactual becomes majority shareholder of Nubank Parque in a deal with WTorre and takes over stadium management through 2044

BTG Pactual became the majority shareholder of Nubank Parque, the Palmeiras stadium formerly called Allianz Parque, through a deal with WTorre, which keeps a relevant stake. The bank takes over arena management through 2044, the value was not disclosed and the deal depends on Cade. Enforce, BTG's credit recovery arm, had bought about R$ 650 million of WTorre debt in 2024, according to Bloomberg Línea and Correio Braziliense.

2 sourcesSep 18, 2026