Brazilian

Feb262018 by PandDNo Comments

Igor Cornelsen Professional Career Journey

Brazilian, CEO, Investment Tips, Investments

Born in Curitiba, Brazil on October 4, 1947, Cornelsen is an investment adviser with many years of experience. He attended Federal University of Parana engineering school in 1965. He studied for two years as an engineer and decided to shift his studies to economics in the same university. In 1970, he graduated and started working at an investment bank. Read more about Igor Cornelsen at Resumonk Igor Cornelsen rise to prominence Cornelsen made a name for himself in the banking sector that led to him getting a special opportunity to work in Rio as an investment banker. He continued to be the best in his class and eventually in 1974, he received a promotion to join Multibanco board of directors. He became the CEO of Multibanco in 1976. Following the acquisition of Multibanco by the b...

Jan132018 by PandDNo Comments

Igor Cornelsen Says Brazil’s Recent Economic Struggles Shouldn’t Deter Investing There

Brazilian, Brazilian Investment Sector, Investment Tips

You should never bury all your nuts under one tree, especially when it comes to investing, and that's what Igor Cornelsen also says in his blogs and tips for buying stocks. Cornelsen is a former investment banker who now manages his own investments as simply a hobby, but he shares a few of his secrets with anyone who wants to follow him. Cornelsen's main saying is to not treat investing like gambling, but instead to look at it as a savings plan that you can come back to years down the road and have future plans taken care of. Check at ireport.cnn to know more about Igor Cornelsen Some of Cornelsen's tips for buying stocks include buying low-cost or damaged stocks, buying stocks from soundly managed companies and diversifying your stocks. The reason for buying lesser-known but reputable ...

Dec62017 by PandDNo Comments

Bradesco’s CEO Luiz Carlos Trabuco Announces the Choosing of a New CEO

Brazil, Brazilian, CEO, Company

After staying at the helm of leadership in Banco Bradesco for over 25 years, Lazaro de Mello Brandao who is 91 years-old has finally decided to step down triggering a leadership race amongst potential candidates. Banco Bradesco is the second largest private bank in Brazil by market value. The current chief executive Luiz Carlos Trabuco announced on Wednesday that he will temporarily hold the position of chairmanship after the resignation of Brandao on Tuesday until March when Bradesco will elect a new Chief Executive Officer. Brandao started working as a 16-year-old clerk in 1943 and is ranked as one of the world's most prolific bankers. Even after his resignation, he will still be supervising the activities of Bradesco's holding companies. Interestingly, Brandao said that he doesn't re...