BANK BRADESCO director Rogerio Pedro Camara sold preference shares in an open-market transaction. He sold 146,338 preference shares (BBDC4) of BANK BRADESCO on 2026-05-28 at an average price of 18.0300 per share. After this sale, he directly holds 241,817 preference shares. The filing reports no related derivative positions, so this transaction reflects a straightforward reduction of his directly held stake.
Banco Bradesco S.A. filed an amended Form 6-K outlining its 2026 corporate calendar and disclosure schedule. The bank plans to release its quarterly ITR financial information for 2026 in early May, August and November, and to hold its Annual Shareholder’s Meeting on March 10, 2026.
The document also notes a videoconference with analysts to announce third-quarter 2026 results on November 5, 2026, and confirms contact details for the Investor Relations Officer, André Costa Carvalho. It reiterates standard cautionary language about forward-looking statements, emphasizing risks and uncertainties that may cause actual results to differ from current expectations.
BANK BRADESCO director Ramalho Miranda Jose Augusto sold preference shares in the company. On 2026-05-27, he executed an open-market sale of 10,292 preference shares (BBDC4) at 18.0000 per share. After this transaction, he directly held 163.591 preference shares.
Banco Bradesco S.A. provides a comprehensive update on its business profile, operating segments and Brazilian regulatory environment. The bank highlights two main segments, banking and insurance/pension/capitalization, supported by extensive product lines from retail deposits and loans to investment banking and asset management.
Bradesco reports strong scale across Brazil and abroad, including 37.7 million account holders, 38.9 million savings accounts and large consortia, pension and asset management operations. The filing also describes its international network of branches and subsidiaries, growing digital channels that now handle 99% of transactions, and the adoption of new Brazilian expected‑loss credit rules aligned with IFRS and Basel III capital and liquidity standards.
BANK BRADESCO submitted a Form 3 for officer Paulo Rogerio Caffarelli, identified with the title "Independent Board Director." This filing excerpt shows no reported transactions or holdings, with zero buys, sells, exercises, gifts, tax withholdings, or restructurings recorded in the transaction summary.
BANK BRADESCO filed an initial ownership report for executive Regina Helena Jorge Nunes, who is identified as an officer with the title "Independent Board Director." This Form 3 does not list any share transactions or derivative positions, and transaction counts are all reported as zero.
Banco Bradesco S.A. filed a Form 6-K summarizing April 2026 share positions and trades by its controlling group, management, family dependants, treasury and related companies. The controlling shareholders held 3,811,582,439 common shares and 121,067,106 non-voting shares, with opening and closing balances unchanged.
Most boards, committees, controlled and related companies reported no operations in securities or derivatives during the month. The Board of Executive Officers executed modest trades in non-voting shares, including purchases and sales totaling tens of thousands of shares, leading to a small reduction from 12,025,669 to 11,910,709 non-voting shares. Treasury stock remained at 10,650,000 common and 10,650,000 non-voting shares.
Banco Bradesco S.A. posted strong 1Q26 results, with recurring net income of R$6.8 billion, up 16.1% year over year and 4.5% versus 4Q25, supported by higher revenues and insurance earnings.
Total revenue reached R$36.9 billion, rising 14.0% year over year, while net interest income increased 16.4% to R$20.1 billion on larger loan volumes and slightly higher margins. The expanded loan portfolio grew 8.4% in 12 months to R$1.09 trillion, with a larger share of secured lending and growth in payroll-deductible loans, vehicle finance and working capital.
Asset quality remained broadly controlled: the over-90-day delinquency ratio was 4.2%, with pressure in MSMEs and legacy rural credit offset by declining restructured exposures. Credit costs rose, as expenses with expanded loan loss provisions climbed 26.5% year over year to R$9.7 billion, lifting the credit cost to 3.5%.
The insurance group delivered net income of R$2.8 billion, up 13.0% year over year, with a 21.6% ROAE and 20.4% growth in income from insurance, pension and capitalization operations. At the consolidated level, ROAE was 15.8% and Basel total capital ratio was 14.9%, with common equity at 10.2% as of March 2026. Management reaffirmed its transformation plan and guidance for 2026, targeting loan growth, higher net interest income after provisions and mid–single-digit fee growth.
Banco Bradesco S.A. reports first-quarter 2026 consolidated IFRS results, highlighting solid balance sheet growth amid a mixed Brazilian macroeconomic backdrop with high but easing interest rates and geopolitical uncertainties.
Total deposits reached R$752.2 billion, up 20.8% year over year, while the expanded loan portfolio grew 8.4% to R$1,089.9 billion, split between R$474.0 billion to individuals and R$615.9 billion to companies. Securities portfolios totaled R$888.5 billion, an increase of 12.2%.
Net income was R$5.2 billion, with earnings per share of R$0.47 for common shares and R$0.51 for preferred shares. Book value per share reached R$17.01 and Tier I capital was 12.0%, supported by a capital increase to R$93.77 billion. Allowance for expanded loans was R$56.9 billion, slightly higher year over year.
Bradesco advanced a corporate restructuring to consolidate its health business, including the partial split of Bradseg and integration of Odontoprev into a broader health ecosystem. The bank also emphasized continued investment in technology, artificial intelligence and digital channels, and reported reaching 89% of its R$450 billion sustainable finance target set for the period through 2026.
Banco Bradesco posted strong first-quarter 2026 results, with recurring net income of R$6.8 billion, up 4.5% versus the prior quarter and 16.1% year over year. Total revenue reached R$36.9 billion, an increase of 14.0% in 12 months, supported by higher net interest income, fees, and insurance income.
The expanded loan portfolio rose to R$1.09 trillion, up 8.4% year over year, with a growing share of secured lending such as payroll-deductible loans, auto financing and real estate. Asset quality remained broadly stable: loans over 90 days past due were 4.2%, only 0.1 percentage point higher than a year earlier.
Credit costs increased, with expenses from expanded loan loss provisions 26.5% higher than a year ago, reflecting specific wholesale cases and older rural credit vintages. Even so, return on average equity improved to 15.8%, while the cost-to-income ratio fell to 46.9%, showing better efficiency.