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Revolut sets aside a minimum of $1B for Latin America and sees Brazil as its biggest expansion market Revolut has reserved at least $1B for Latin America and expects one in four new customers globally in 2027 to come from the region and the US. The commitment covers Brazil, Mexico, Colombia, Peru and Argentina. Executives said the figure is a floor that could rise, with most money going towards organic growth. Carlos Urrutia, general manager of international expansion, said: “We have reserved, for now, US$1 billion for investment in the region, an amount that may grow in the coming years as our projects evolve.” Brazil is the largest expansion market and one of the three fastest-growing in the group. Customer numbers are not disclosed. Glauber Mota, CEO in Brazil, said a full banking licence remains the goal but there is no fixed timeline: “The question is timing.” No active acquisitions in Brazil. Mexico launched earlier this year with a full banking licence and reached one million customers in eight months. Colombia has full authorisation. Peru has completed the first stage. Argentina closed the Banco Cetelem deal on 30 October after BCRA approval on 24 September. Public launch still expected H2 2027. Chile is next: “more a question of when than if.” The $1B is a minimum. Revolut prefers to build internally and only acquires when it shortens time to market. Source: Bloomberg Línea

Delhi: Rouse Avenue Court issues notice on Delhi Minister Parvesh Verma's revision petition challenging the dismissal of his defamation complaint against AAP leader Saurabh Bhardwaj. The Sessions Court has listed the matter for a response on November 28. The Magistrate Court had dismissed Verma's complaint on October 10. The case relates to allegations made by Saurabh Bhardwaj concerning S.S. Mota Singh Public School.