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Latinnews Daily - 28 October 2003
BRAZIL: Brazil to benefit from BofA merger
Geraldo Carbone, the president of BankBoston in Brazil, claims that
his business will benefit from the take-over by Bank of America of FleetBoston
Financial, his parent company. The US$43bn US bank merger will create the second
biggest bank in the world.
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