- CEO
- Rodrigo Esteves Pinheiro
- Full Time Employees
- 429
- Sector
- Finance
- Industry
- Major banks
- Address
- Av. Pres. Juscelino Kubitschek São Paulo SP Brazil 04543-900
- IPO Date
- Apr 2, 2007
- Business
- Banco Pine S.A. (PINE3.SA) operates as a wholesale bank in Brazil, providing a comprehensive range of commercial banking products and financial services to medium-sized enterprises, large corporates, investors, and participants in the agribusiness production chain; its core offerings include credit solutions such as working capital, revolving credit, secured structured financing, and payroll credit cards in partnership with Amigoz; investment products encompassing customized fixed income options via the fully digital Pine Online Investments platform, treasury products, and pension funds; foreign exchange and trade finance solutions for exports, imports, and global transactions; derivatives and risk management tools addressing interest rate, currency, and commodity volatility; capital markets services focused on collateralized credit structures for fundraising; as well as collections, transfers, securities custody, insurance, guarantees, and wealth management advisory services.
Founded in 1997 by Norberto N. Pinheiro and headquartered in Sao Paulo, Brazil, the bank maintains operations primarily in Brazil with additional presence in Grand Cayman, Cayman Islands, serving wholesale and retail clients through its credit platforms including on-lending lines and trade finance.
In recent developments, Banco Pine invested in network infrastructure with fiber optic cables to support business expansion and new technology adoption following a headquarters relocation; it launched or expanded digital services like the 100% free Pine Online Investments platform and agribusiness-specific credit solutions; and reported steady earnings growth, including half-year results through June 2025, while maintaining its focus on prudential credit policies and niche market strategies without major disclosed acquisitions, funding rounds, or reorganizations in 2024-2025.