Sebrae's Feirão do Crédito event in Bataguassu supports small businesses' access to credit alongside a national deadline for renegotiating debts with significant discounts.
Daniel Vorcaro admits Banco Master’s business model was fully dependent on the Credit Guarantee Fund, leading to a liquidity crisis and Central Bank-ordered liquidation in 2025.
Study shows credit card use remains steady among Brazilian small businesses, emphasizing the need for planned credit use to avoid high-interest debt cycles.
Brazil's small businesses and rural producers saw substantial credit growth in 2025, with increased financing and expanded financial services boosting access to credit and supporting economic development.
Despite leading over 10 million businesses, Brazilian women entrepreneurs face significant credit access challenges, higher loan costs, and social burdens that impede their growth.
Brazilian businesses face increased payment delays and longer credit terms in 2025, with many turning to credit insurance to mitigate growing risks.
Research shows credit access improves financial stability and confidence among Brazilian entrepreneurs, with women benefiting notably; local market revitalization also boosts small business growth.
Federal programs ProCred and Pronampe have funneled R$21 billion into Brazil's micro and small businesses by September 2025, complementing local efforts to boost economic growth and job creation.