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"Transparency". Listen to the podcast "Puxar pela Cabeça" with João Pedro Oliveira e Costa

Jornal Económico7 September 2026 at 11:25

Episode 41 of the podcast "Puxar pela Cabeça" features João Pedro Oliveira e Costa, Executive President of Banco BPI, in a conversation moderated by Maria da Glória Ribeiro. The episode addresses topics such as leadership, transparency and trust.

João Pedro Oliveira e Costa shares in the podcast a vision of leadership based on proximity, the courage to take on responsibilities and the importance of maintaining consistency as one reaches positions of greater responsibility. The guest has more than three decades of experience in the financial sector.

Throughout the conversation, topics are discussed such as what it means to be chosen to lead, the difference between making mistakes and lacking truth, and trust as the foundation of human relationships and organizations. The transformation of banking and the impact of artificial intelligence are also addressed.

The conversation also reflects on the need to find a balance between technology and human relationships, emphasizing the importance of maintaining a clear vision of what really matters and the responsibility of leaving things a little better than one found them.

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