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- **Record growth**: 30% YoY loan book expansion, 14.2% ROE, and BRL 336 million net income.
- **Strategic success**: Private payroll loans reach BRL 1.3 billion, 8.9% market share in home equity.
- **Operational efficiency**: 45.2% efficiency ratio, 20bps NIM expansion QoQ.
- **Future focus**: 30% ROE target by 2027-2028, global expansion, and AI-driven innovation.
- **Risks**: High interest rates and economic uncertainty.

**【CEO Opening Remarks】**
- Celebrated 10-year anniversary, highlighting growth from 0 to 41 million clients and a mission to create value through inclusive financial solutions.
- Emphasized strategic pillars: customer centricity, innovation (380 AI initiatives), operational excellence, and a winning mentality.
- Announced plans for global expansion, new market exploration, and talent development.

**【Brazil CEO Operational Update】**
- Q3 2025: 2 million new clients (highest ever), 58% activation rate, and 30% YoY growth in credit volume.
- Private payroll loans reached BRL 1.3 billion with 300,000 clients, driven by digital distribution and regulatory changes.
- Credit card IEPs rose to 23%, up from 20% YoY, with TPV surpassing BRL 15 billion.
- Market share gains in home equity (8.9%) and FX transactions (8.4%), matching Pix success.

**【CFO Financial Commentary】**
- Net revenue: BRL 2.1 billion (29% YoY), driven by 39% YoY growth in net interest income.
- Loan book: 30% YoY growth, with private payroll and credit cards leading.
- ROE: 14.2% (record high), net income: BRL 336 million.
- Cost of risk: 5.35% (updue to private payroll provisioning), efficiency ratio: 45.2% (improved 190bps QoQ).
- NIM: Expanded to new highs, supported by private payroll and credit card reshaping.

**【Q&A Highlights】**
- **Long-term guidance**: 30% ROE achievable by 2027-2028, contingent on macroeconomic stability and private payroll growth.
- **Cost of risk**: Expected to stabilize at 5.5% as delinquency rates converge to high single digits.
- **NIM expansion**: Driven by repricing, mix improvement, and investment yield; 10-20bps QoQ growth expected.
- **Credit card strategy**: Cautious growth, focusing on interest-earning portfolio (23% target) and client monetization.
- **Risks**: High SELIC rate (15%) and economic uncertainty impacting loan growth.


Inter and Co Class A (INTR) Q3 2025 Earnings Call Transcript

- **Client Milestone**: Reached 40 million clients, with 125,000 using My Piggybank to create 520,000 savings goals.
- **Financial Performance**: Record net income of BRL 315 million (13.9% ROE) and 48% YoY gross revenue growth.
- **Product Success**: Private payroll loans exceed BRL 728 million with ROE >30%, targeting 10%+ market share.
- **Growth Confidence**: 30%+ loan growth for 2025, 50 million clients by 2027, and 40% efficiency ratio by 2026.
- **Risk Management**: 90-day NPL at 1.6%, lowest since 2022, with cost of risk stabilized at 5.0%.


**【CEO Summary Section】**
- Inter reached 40 million clients, marking a milestone in trust and engagement.
- Launched My Credit and My Piggybank features to enhance client financial education and savings goals, with over 125,000 clients creating 520,000 savings goals in one month.
- Emphasized sustainable growth through diversified fee income and a strong funding franchise, achieving 10 consecutive quarters of profit compounding.
- Named the 7th most powerful brand in Brazil and #1 banking brand for Gen Z, reflecting client-centric innovation.

**【CFO Financial Commentary】**
- Total gross revenue reached BRL 3.6 billion (48% YoY growth), with net revenue at BRL 2.0 billion (35% YoY growth).
- Net income of BRL 315 million, driven by a 13.9% ROE, the highest on record.
- Cost of risk stabilized at 5.0%, with a coverage ratio of 143%, reflecting disciplined risk management.
- Efficiency ratio improved to 47.1% (excluding JCP tax), down 100bps YoY, showcasing operational leverage.
- Global account deposits surged 90% YoY to $294 million, highlighting international expansion.

**【Q&A Highlights】**
- **Private Payroll Loan Success**: Portfolio exceeded BRL 728 million, with delinquency rates below expectations (single-digit vs. 15% forecast). Expected ROE >30%, with 10%+ market share growth.
- **Credit Quality**: 90-day NPL improved to 1.6%, lowest since 2022, driven by digital underwriting and collection models.
- **NIM Growth**: Risk-adjusted NIM trends upward, benefiting from high ROE products like mortgages and home equity loans.
- **Future Outlook**: 30%+ loan growth for 2025, targeting 50 million clients by 2027, with focus on unsecured lending and global expansion.
- **Efficiency Strategy**: Renegotiating vendor contracts to reduce variable costs, aiming for 40% efficiency ratio by 2026.


Inter & Co (INTR)-6 Aug 25-2025 Q2 Earnings call transcript

- **Market Leadership**: 80.2% fixed credit share, 33% loan growth vs. 25% market, private payroll R$200M+ in 10 days.
- **Financial Strength**: 12.9% ROE, 14.8% efficiency ratio, 4.6% cost-of-risk, R$287M net income.
- **Growth Drivers**: Private payroll, Pix Financing (30% QoQ), global account (41% YoY), and 25-30% loan book growth.
- **Efficiency Path**: 30% efficiency ratio target via 25-30% revenue growth vs. 6-7% expense growth.
- **Risk Management**: 67% collateralized loans, 4.6% cost-of-risk, 143% coverage ratio.
- **New Product Impact**: InterCard for unsecured credit, global account expansion in Argentina.


**【CEO Opening Remarks】**
- Inter is uniquely positioned to capitalize on Brazil's banking secular shift, focusing on sustainable, collateralized credit and diversified revenue streams.
- Highlighted success in mortgage, FGTS loans, and private payroll products, with market share growing to 80.2% in fixed credit.
- Emphasized 'Inter by Design' strategy: leveraging digital platform to engage clients across transactional, credit, and investment services.

**【CFO Financial Highlights】**
- Total loans grew 33% YoY, outpacing market growth, driven by FGTS (43% YoY), home equity (45% YoY), and private payroll (R$200M+ in 10 days).
- Asset quality improved: 90+ DPD ratio stabilized at 2022 levels, cost-of-risk at 4.6%, and coverage ratio at 143%.
- Net interest income (NII) rose 31% YoY, driven by repricing, mix shift to higher-yield products, and investment portfolio yields exceeding 100% CDI.
- Efficiency ratio improved to 14.8%, with expenses controlled at R$13.1/client.

**【Q&A Key Takeaways】**
- **Private Payroll Product**: Launched with R$200M+ in 10 days, targeting 1.5x growth in 2025. Low overlap with existing credit, 100% digital underwriting.
- **NIM Trajectory**: Expect continued expansion via mix shift (e.g., private payroll, Pix Financing) and repricing of legacy loans. Risk-adjusted NIM up 20bps QoQ.
- **Efficiency Ratio**: Targeting 30% by 2027 via top-line growth (loan book 25-30% YoY) and cost leverage (salaries 1/3 of expenses, AI-driven automation).
- **Global Account Growth**: 4.1M clients (41% YoY), targeting premium clients in Brazil and Argentina with US dollar-based products.
- **Credit Penetration**: Activating existing clients with buy-now-pay-later, Pix Financing, and private payroll. Mature cohorts ARPAC > R$1,160.

**【Risks & Challenges】**
- Seasonal fee declines (R$100M QoQ) due to 4966 rule deferral of mortgage fees.
- First-quarter liquidity headwinds for asset quality metrics.
- Global macro risks (inflation, interest rates) mitigated by 67% collateralized loan mix.


Inter & Co (INTR)-12 May 25-2025 Q1 Earnings call transcript

- **Record Profit Growth**: 2024 net income tripled prior years, driven by digital banking and global expansion.
- **NIM Expansion**: 20 bps quarterly growth expected in 2025, supported by higher ROE products and hedging.
- **Consumer Finance Momentum**: 7% GMV via Buy Now, Pay Later in Q4, targeting higher penetration with low delinquency.
- **Capital Efficiency**: 50.1% efficiency ratio, with excess capital deployed into 15-20% ROE assets.
- **Dividend Policy**: 20-25% payout ratio balanced with 25-30% loan growth.

**【CEO Summary Section】**
- 2024 net income exceeded the combined profits of all prior years, driven by a successful digital banking model launched in 2016.
- Global expansion saw 3.9 million clients using the international account, with 11 million users on the Loop loyalty program.
- Key product launches included the dollar-denominated credit card and the Forum investment community.

**【CFO Financial Commentary】**
- Total loans reached BRL 41 billion (33% YoY growth), with standout performance in FGTS (55% YoY) and home equity loans (50% YoY).
- Net interest margin (NIM) expanded by 20 bps per quarter, driven by higher ROE products and disciplined asset-liability management.
- Efficiency ratio improved to 50.1%, with net income tripling to BRL 973 million annually.

**【Q&A Key Highlights】**
- **Loan Growth Outlook**: 25-30% YoY in 2025, supported by disciplined underwriting and a 1-1.5% market share in key segments.
- **NIM Trends**: Expected continued expansion due to higher ROE products and hedging strategies, offsetting rising rates.
- **Consumer Finance 2.0**: 7% of GMV via Buy Now, Pay Later in Q4, targeting higher penetration with strong delinquency metrics.
- **Capital Allocation**: Focus on deploying excess capital into high ROE assets (15-20%) while maintaining a 15.2% core Tier 1 ratio.
- **Dividend Policy**: Aiming for 20-25% payout ratio, balancing growth with shareholder returns.

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