Alberto Raman - Transformação do Crédito Consignado no Brasil

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Saiba mais sobre como Alberto Raman está transformando o cenário do crédito consignado no Brasil por meio da desburocratização, criando novas oportunidades para consumidores e empresas. Alberto founded the card company VEMCARD, which is close to becoming a bank.

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