Pedro Compani Takes Helm at Celcoin as Director of New Business
Pedro Compani, an experienced finance professional, joins Celcoin as Director of New Business to lead strategic initiatives in Brazil's fintech startup ecosystem.
- • Pedro Compani appointed Director of New Business at Celcoin.
- • He brings 18 years of experience including roles at Citigroup and BTG Pactual.
- • Focuses on startup engagement and incentive programs at Celcoin.
- • Celcoin connects over 800 fintechs and processes R$ 40 billion monthly.
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Brazilian fintech Celcoin has announced the appointment of Pedro Compani as its new Director of New Business. With 18 years of experience in finance and innovation, Compani brings a wealth of expertise from previous roles at Citigroup, Cetip, B3, and BTG Pactual. At BTG, he led the investment in Celcoin in 2019 through boostLAB and has driven over 20 strategic investments, analyzing more than 1,500 startups.
In his new role, Compani will develop Celcoin’s strategic engagement with the startup and Venture Capital ecosystem, focusing on creating incentive programs for founders and accelerating onboarding processes. Celcoin provides technology infrastructure for banking, credit, payment, and Open Finance APIs, connecting over 800 fintechs and processing more than R$ 40 billion monthly.
Compani expressed enthusiasm about joining Celcoin, noting the opportunity to blend the company's robust infrastructure with the agility demanded by the Venture Capital industry. His leadership aims to further position Celcoin as a fintech leader in Brazil, capitalizing on emerging innovation and partnerships within the startup ecosystem.
Founded in 2016, Celcoin has established itself as a critical player in Brazil's financial technology landscape, facilitating a vast network of financial companies and originators. With Compani's strategic vision, the company looks to accelerate growth and innovation in the fast-evolving fintech market.
This article was translated and synthesized from Brazilian sources, providing English-speaking readers with local perspectives.
