The Federal Police discovered that banker Daniel Vorcaro may have used a luxury company to distribute favors to dozens of authorities and public office holders during trips abroad. Investigators indicate that this practice went beyond the already known case involving Senator Ciro Nogueira, expanding the scope of the investigation.
The PF asked Supreme Court Minister André Mendonça to order the agency Signature Luxury Services to deliver all spreadsheets and documents referring to services contracted by Vorcaro between 2020 and 2025. The goal is to identify which authorities received the banker's benefits.
The company was specifically contracted to operationalize payments for accommodations and personal expenses of Senator Ciro Nogueira on trips to Courchevel, in the French Alps, New York, and Lisbon. The company appears in exchanges of emails and messages intercepted by the PF during the investigations.
The evidence reinforces the suspicion that Vorcaro maintained a scheme of distributing "perks" to authorities, which may open new investigation fronts in the Master case.
