When, in February 2018, Bradesco announced that its new chief executive and successor to Luiz Carlos Trabuco would be Octavio de Lazari the news took many people by surprise.
Not the least of them was Marcelo Noronha, who immediately sought a meeting with Trabuco and Lázaro Brandão, the bank’s second CEO and the other key decision maker on the board regarding Bradesco’s line of succession. Brandão had been head of the bank between 1981 and 1999, when he became president of the board.
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