TOP of the WEEK: The women who lead in business
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TOP of the WEEK: The women who lead in business

SAPO5 September 2026 at 18:55

The week was dedicated to female leadership, with Forbes Portugal launching a magazine on newsstands that reveals the list of the most Powerful Portuguese Women in Business. This edition highlights the women who lead in business and marks a recognition of their influence in the Portuguese business world.

It was also a week of significant changes in the banking sector. BPI announced the end of its historic presence in Angola, with the sale of the 33.35% stake it held in Banco de... [article interrupted].

Portuguese women thus take on a central role in the economy, with the prominence given by Forbes recognizing their impact on business.

Both news items reflect important transformations: one in the recognition of the female role in business leadership, the other in the restructuring of the Portuguese financial sector in Africa.

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