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Shares In Brazil's Redecard Up 9% After Itau's $6.8 Billion Offer Brazilian companies led by Itau Unibanco Holding SA and Petroleo Brasileiro SA are selling more of their existing bonds in a bid to access international credit markets faster amid a decline in borrowing costs. Brazil's Economy To Show Slow Recovery In 2012-Industry Group Brazil's Economy To Show Slow Recovery In 2012-Industry Group Brazil Itau Unibanco 4Q Profit BRL3.68 Billion Vs BRL3.89 Billion Brazil's second-largest bank by assets, Itau Unibanco Holding SA (ITUB4.BR), Tuesday posted a fourth-quarter net profit of 3.68 billion Brazilian reais ($2.13 billion), down from BRL3.89 billion in the year-earlier period, as its expenses increased during the period. New Normal Is Selling Old Debt as Issuers Rush to Market: Brazil Credit Brazilian companies led by Itau Unibanco Holding SA and Petroleo Brasileiro SA (PETR4) are selling more of their existing bonds in a bid to access international credit markets faster amid a decline in borrowing costs. Brazil Itau Completes Unibanco Integration, Focus Returns To Growth -CEO Itau Unibanco SA (ITUB, ITUB4.BR), Brazil's largest private bank, completed the integration of the Itau and Unibanco brands in 2011, allowing the company to focus on growth prospects in 2012, CEO Roberto Setubal said Tuesday. Brazil Itau Unibanco Plans To Buy All Redecard Outstanding Shares Brazil's second-largest bank by assets, Itau Unibanco Holding SA (ITUB4.BR), said Tuesday that it will pay up to 11.7 billion Brazilian reais ($6.8 billion) to acquire all outstaying shares of its credit card acquirer provider Redecard SA (RDCD3.BR). Citigroup hopes to flood China with credit cards The financial giant is poised to become the first Western bank to issue its own credit cards on the mainland Itau to Buy Rest of Redecard for as Much as $6.8 Billion Itau Unibanco Holding SA, Brazil’s biggest bank by market value, offered to buy the portion of Redecard SA it doesn’t already own for as much as 11.8 billion reais ($6.8 billion) to boost earnings from consumers’ growing use of credit and debit cards. Brazil Said to Consider Smaller Budget Cuts Than Economists Are Seeking Brazilian policy makers are considering cutting the 2012 budget by less than 50 billion reais ($29 billion), two people familiar with the plan said. The amount less than some local economists expect, prompting yields on long-term interest rate futures to rise. |
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