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Leandro Vilain to Assume Presidency of Febraban in October

Pt Noticias1 September 2026 at 01:32

Leandro Vilain was appointed by the Board of Directors of Febraban to assume the presidency of the entity starting in October. The appointment marks a change in leadership at the institution after seven years under the command of Isaac Sidney. The transition represents Sidney's departure, who led Febraban for a significant period of seven years. Vilain succeeds an executive with a long career at the head of the entity that represents banks in Brazil.

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