Banco Bradesco S.A.

- The company has been strategically reducing its funding costs by lowering expensive resources, especially in wholesale, which has led to a reduction in funding (Page 15). - The Liquidity Coverage Ratio (LCR) was reduced from around 190% to 150%, with the minimum regulatory requirement at 100%, leaving room to maneuver funding efficiently (Page 15). - Cash management initiatives aimed at financial solutions for SMEs and wholesale companies (Global Solutions) are expected to positively impact funding margin starting in 2026 and beyond (Page 15). - No explicit mention of new equity fundraising currently; focus is on optimizing funding through operational measures and improving funding margins (Page 15). - Capital requirements remain a constant concern, with anticipated additional needs related to operational risk by end of 2026, implying careful capital management but no direct new capital raising disclosed yet (Page 10).

- The bank continues to invest significantly in technology, with a strong focus on machine learning, Generative AI, and digital transformation to enhance productivity and customer engagement (page 15, page 13). - Investments also include reskilling and upskilling teams, restructuring infrastructure, and boosting digital capabilities across physical and digital channels (page 13). - There is a disciplined approach to capital expenditure, balancing controlled expenses with seizing opportunistic investments when clear returns are identified, emphasizing competitiveness and efficiency improvements (page 6). - Strategic investments include growth in priority lending lines (payroll loans, mortgage, SME, rural, and auto loans), leveraging digital platforms to gain market share with risk-adjusted returns over the medium to long term (page 18). - The bank plans further digital solutions for SMEs and wholesale clients to improve cash management and funding margin starting from 2026 (page 15). - Continued focus on efficiency gains targeting a 20% improvement with expected operational leverage from technology investments (page 6).

- **SME Segment**: Continued growth expected with good risk control; SME NPL expected to decline further this quarter. (Page 17) - **Individual Segment**: Growth depends on portfolio mix; possible higher NPL if auto loans grow faster than payroll loans, but returns will be risk-adjusted. (Page 17) - **Payroll Loans**: Acceleration in private payroll loans expected, with growth in INSS and public portfolios as well. (Page 14) - **Market Share**: Plan to increase market share from 14% to between 15%-19% over 5 years despite economic challenges like high Selic rate; cautious but optimistic growth. (Page 17) - **Insurance Group**: Sustainable growth observed in recent quarters, with health insurance up 9%, life insurance close to 10%, and other lines growing around 15%. (Page 16) - **NII and Funding**: Positive outlook for 2026 with expected improvements in funding and net interest margin (NIM). (Page 8)

- The bank expects consistent loan portfolio growth around 7-8%, possibly higher, supporting revenue growth. - Net interest income (NII) is growing strongly, with a net interest margin (NIM) stabilized at 9% and potential for improvement based on funding cost and portfolio mix. - Operating expenses are under control with continued efficiency improvements targeting a 10 percentage point drop in the efficiency ratio over the next 3 years (’26 to ’28). - Labor provisions and one-off measures have been high but expected to normalize, contributing positively to profitability going forward. - Insurance operations continue delivering strong profitability with ROE above 21%, supporting overall earnings. - The transformation plan, increased investments in technology and customer experience, and penetration in SME and digital segments are expected to drive longer-term growth and profit expansion. - Guidance indicates earnings and other financial metrics will fall in the higher end of guidance intervals by year-end.

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