
Collaboration aims to locate R$20 billion linked to former banker Daniel Vorcaro
Former banker João Carlos Mansur signed a plea bargain agreement with the PGR to reveal the location of R$20 billion linked to Daniel Vorcaro and detail money laundering schemes via investment funds.
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João Carlos Mansur was the target of Operation Compliance Zero in January. The case involves suspicions of money laundering through Banco Master.
The document was sent to the STF this Monday (25). In the collaboration agreement signed with the PGR and sent in September to the STF, Mansur committed to pointing the way for investigators to locate around R$20 billion from Daniel Vorcaro, a former banker imprisoned since March this year.
Furthermore, Mansur undertook to explain how investment funds were used for money laundering.
The PGR requested urgency in approving the plea bargain due to the possible loss of assets — which means loss or devaluation of financial assets. This money can be used to repair the damage caused by the crimes being investigated.
The investigations into the Master were carried out by rapporteur André Mendonça, but since September they were analyzed by Fachin, president of the Supreme Court, due to disagreements and suspicions about members of the court itself.
João Carlos Mansur was the target of search and seizure by the Federal Police in January, in the second phase of Operation Compliance Zero, which investigates Banco Master.
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