Talk:Banco do Brasil

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Basel Accords, not Geneva Convention
The article made reference to the Geneva Convention probably confusing it with the Basel Accords. Those are the ones which deal with banking practices. I corrected the reference.

Creation of the Brazilian Central Bank
The Brazilian Central Bank was created in 1964 by Federal Law 4595/64. I fixed it, too.

Banco do Brasil abroad
Banco do Brasil has a presence in other countries —Preceding unsigned comment added by 201.19.82.139 (talk) 06:56, 24 June 2008 (UTC)

Banco do Brasil's Distribution Network Abroad
As per the magazine "Conexão BB" dated March 2011:

1) Branches: Assunción, Buenos Aires, Frankfurt am Main, Grand Cayman, La Paz, London, Madrid, Miami, Milan, New York, Paris, Santiago, Tokyo

2) Business Units and Representative Offices: Caracas, Mexico City, Dubai, Hong Kong, Lima, Luanda, Montevideo, Panama, Seul, Washington, Shanghai

3) Subsidiaries and Branch Offices: Banco do Brasil AG, Vienna, Banco do Brasil Securities LLC, New York, BB Leasing Company Ltd, Grand Cayman, BAMB Brazilian American Merchant Bank, BB Securities Ltd, London, BB USA Holding Company, BB Money Transfers, Inc., Banco do Brasil AG, Sucursal em Portugal-Cascais, Banco do Brasil AG, Sucursal em Portugal-Marquês de Pombal, Banco do Brasil AG, Sucursal em Portugal-Parque das Nações, Banco do Brasil AG, Sucursal em Portugal-Porto, Banco do Brasil AG, Sucursal em Portugal-Costa da Caparica

4) Sub-Branches: Ciudad del Este, Gifu, Gunma, Hamamatsu, Ibaraki, Nagano, Nagoia, Santa Cruz de La Sierra

5) Shared Services Units: BB USA Servicing Center, BB Europa Servicing Center

6) Business Unit: Rome Riccault (talk) 15:38, 25 May 2011 (UTC)

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