Interview with Roberto Setubal, interviewed by Ricardo Reisen de Pinho, São Paulo, Brazil
Publisher: Harvard Business School
Published: 2013
Place of publication: Boston, MA
Language: por; eng
Number of pages: 75
Subjects: Interviews; Banks and banking; Private banks; Businessmen; Bankers; Privatization; Family-owned business enterprises; Bank mergers; Corporate culture; Globalization; Social responsibility of business; Business; History; Economic conditions; Commerce; Banco Itaú
Description: Mr. Setubal discusses his history at Banco Itaú, and his and his father's roles in the expansion and internationalization of the bank. He focuses on the merger of Itaú with Unibanco, leading to Itaú's positioning as the largest bank in Brazil and subsequently in Latin America. Mr. Setubal also talks about Brazil's economic history and his strategies for dealing with issues including privatization and currency stabilization. He also relates Itaú's commitment to social responsibility in Brazil and the particularities of operating a family-controlled bank.
Notes: Title from PDF title page (viewed on August 12, 2015).

Interview translated into English. Transcript available in English and Portuguese.

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Interviewed in Portuguese on 2013 June 6 in São Paulo by Ricardo Reisen de Pinho, Senior Researcher, Harvard Business School through the sponsorship of the Business History Initiative, Harvard Business School.

Interview with Roberto Setubal, interviewed by Ricardo Reisen de Pinho, São Paulo, Brazil, June 6, 2013, Creating Emerging Markets Oral History Collection, Baker Library Historical Collections, Harvard Business School.

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Forms part of: Creating Emerging Markets oral history collection, 2006-