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# Brazil's BTG Pactual delivers record R$10.4 billion Q2 revenues and R$5.1 billion adjusted profit
- URL: https://www.theglobalbanker.com/btg-pactual-q2-2026-record-revenues-104bn-profit-51bn/
- Published: 2026-08-11T13:12:00.000Z
- Updated: 2026-10-03T22:57:15.000Z
- Description: BTG Pactual posted record second-quarter revenues of R$10.4 billion and adjusted net income of R$5.1 billion, delivering an adjusted return on average equity of 26.7%.
- Author: TGB Editorial Team
- Tags: Banking News, Americas

BTG Pactual reported record quarterly revenues of R$10.4 billion for the second quarter of 2026 alongside record adjusted net income of R$5.1 billion (accounting net income R$4.9 billion), the Latin American investment bank said in its results release on Tuesday. Adjusted annualised return on average equity for the period reached 26.7%.

Growth was led by consumer finance and banking, where revenue rose 73.7% year on year to R$1.55 billion, and corporate lending and business banking, up 18.7% to R$2.5 billion. Chief executive Roberto Sallouti said the results reflected "the strength and diversification of the platform and its ability to capture opportunities across different market environments".

#### RECORD TOP LINE

Revenues of R$10.4 billion marked a fresh high for the group, up 15.9% year on year, even as investment banking revenue fell 46.1% to R$421.4 million. Sales and trading revenue slipped 2.9% to R$1.86 billion, while asset management rose 27.2% to R$793.5 million and wealth management and personal banking rose 16.8% to R$1.45 billion.

Net new money totalled R$59 billion in the quarter, and the total credit portfolio rose 24% over 12 months to R$366.6 billion.

#### 26.7% RETURN ON AVERAGE EQUITY

The efficiency ratio improved to 37.1% from 38.1% in the first quarter.

Adjusted net income rose 22.6% year on year and 6.9% from the first quarter; for the first half, it rose 31.4% to R$9.95 billion.

Shareholders' equity stood at R$79.6 billion at the end of June, and the Basel III ratio was 16.0%.