
Banco de Brasília (BRB) filed a civil liability lawsuit against seven former managers, seeking compensation for losses in operations with Master and REAG.
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Operations involving Banco Master and REAG generated losses investigated by the Federal Police.
The Bank of Brasília (BRB) reported, on Tuesday (10), that it filed a civil liability lawsuit against seven former administrators of the institution.
According to the bank, the action seeks compensation for losses related to operations carried out with Master and REAG.
The defendants in the action are the following former administrators:
Paulo Henrique Bezerra Rodrigues Costa, former president of BRB who has been in prison since April;
Cristiane Maria Lima Bukowitz, former executive director of people management at BRB;
Dario Oswaldo Garcia Júnior, former director of Finance and Controllership at BRB;
Luana de Andrade Ribeiro, former executive director of Control and Risks at BRB;
Diogo Ilário de Araújo Oliveira, former executive director of Wholesale and Government at BRB;
José Maria Correa Dias Junior, former executive director of Technology at BRB;
Marcelo Talarico, former member of the BRB board of directors.
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The first six names are among those indicted by the Federal Police for illegal conduct in schemes related to Banco Master and BRB.
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