Banco do Brasil's president Tarciana Medeiros has outlined an ambitious plan to position the bank as a strategic bridge for expanding Brazil-India bilateral trade to USD 100 billion.

Banco do Brasil's president Tarciana Medeiros has outlined an ambitious plan to position the bank as a strategic bridge for expanding Brazil-India bilateral trade to USD 100 billion. Speaking at the Brazil-India Business Forum in New Delhi, Medeiros emphasized the shared economic vision between both nations and highlighted priority sectors including agribusiness, energy, mining, pharmaceuticals, technology and advanced manufacturing. The bank, which manages a credit portfolio of approximately USD 250 billion, plans to facilitate connections between Brazilian and Indian firms through foreign-exchange services, treasury solutions and financial structuring. Medeiros also identified significant collaboration opportunities in fintech, banking innovation and trade digitalization, leveraging India's global leadership in digital ecosystems and financial inclusion.