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Frequently Asked Questions

Does BNB have shares traded on stock exchanges?

Yes. BNB is a publicly held company controlled by the government, duly registered with the Brazilian Securities and Exchange Commission, and its shares, exclusively registered and book-entry common shares, are traded on B3 – Brasil, Bolsa, Balcão, identified by the ticker BNBR3.

How can I find out Banco do Nordeste’s share price?

BNB’s share price is identified by the ticker BNBR3. Trading values are available on major news and information disclosure platforms of the Brazilian capital market, including on B3’s website (www.b3.com.br). The share prices are available on BNB’s IR website by accessing Share Prices and Charts.

How do I update my registration?

Follow the instructions on the link below for shares held by BNB:
https://www.bnb.gov.br/web/guest/seja-nosso-cliente

I have bought Banco do Nordeste shares but never made any transactions. When I checked my statement, I noticed a quantity different than that acquired. What is the reason for that?

Shares undergo corporate events such as reverse stock splits and stock splits, among others. These events change the quantity without altering the Bank’s Capital Stock. If there are any doubts, shareholders can request their updated share position with Banco do Nordeste at ri@bnb.gov.br.

How can I check my share balance, dividends receivable / received, or Income Tax Statement?

Send an email to ri@bnb.gov.br or go to a branch and present an updated personal identification document.

How do I receive dividends and interest on equity from Banco do Nordeste?

You must update your registration information, mainly through digital means, via the Internet, at https://www.bnb.gov.br/web/guest/seja-nosso-cliente

Approved earnings will be paid as follows:

a) Shares held at Banco do Nordeste:

  1. The payment will be automatically credited to shareholders who provided their Banco do Nordeste checking accounts;
  2. Non-checking account holders may request the payment of earnings directly at the Bank’s branches. To receive the amount in another Financial Institution, send an email to ri@bnb.gov.br informing the details of the account in your name.

b) Shares held at B3:

  1. The earnings will be directly paid to B3, which will transfer them to the shareholders through depositing brokerage firms.
I have provisory certificates/certificates of Banco do Nordeste shares. How can I find out their value and how can I convert them into registered and book-entry shares?

If the shares a REGISTERED, they have already been converted and the certificates are no longer valid.

If they are BEARER, the owner should send scanned copies to ri@bnb.gov.br for analysis and receipt of the updated Share Position and other necessary procedures.

Note: Share Positions from before 2009 are outdated because of corporate events.

How to transfer Banco do Nordeste shares?

Click here to acess the instructions.

How can I find out the position of a deceased relative who was a shareholder and arrange for the transfer to the heirs?

The heir or legal representative must go to a BNB branch with their personal documents (identification card, individual taxpayer’s ID (CPF), recent proof of residence and income, according to CVM Resolution), and the document that qualifies them as a representative of the estate (administrator’s declaration, judicial order, public deed of distribution, final judgment of distribution, or similar documents) and the documents of the deceased shareholder (identification card, CPF, proof of residence, and death certificate), or send all the aforementioned documentation to ri@bnb.gov.br.

My company held BNB shares, but the Corporate Taxpayer’s ID (CNPJ) has been deactivated. What should I do?

With all necessary documents, the company’s legal representative should present the dissolution or similar document stating who will represent the company’s assets or liabilities after its closure. With these documents and the proof of deactivation of the Corporate Taxpayer’s ID (CNPJ), they should go to a BNB branch to start the process of transferring the shares and income to the beneficiary. The aforementioned documentation can also be sent to ri@bnb.gov.br.

Where can I get the Share Statement for my Income Tax Return?

BNB annually sends the Income Statement to the shareholder’s address, until the last business day of February of the calendar year.

If you have not received it, please send a scanned copy of your ID, CPF, and proof of address to ri@bnb.gov.br, with a request for us to send the information, after checking it out, by email.

What are the accounting standards adopted by Banco do Nordeste?

As a financial institution, BNB is subject to the rules defined by the National Monetary Council (CMN), Central Bank of Brazil (BACEN), and the Brazilian Securities and Exchange Commission (CVM), when not conflicting with BACEN and CMN regulations. Its quarterly, semi-annual, and annual financial statements are presented according to the Accounting Plan of the Institutions of the National Financial System – COSIF (BRGAAP). The Investor Relations (IR) department has a channel to provide clarifications.

Which institutions regulate and audit Banco do Nordeste?

As a public government-controlled bank, in addition to being subject to the rules of CMN, BACEN, and CVM, Banco do Nordeste is subject to the oversight of the Federal Accounting Court (TCU) and the Office of the Federal Controller General (CGU).

As a publicly held company controlled by the government, the Bank must comply with general legislation (originating from the National Congress), the Presidency of Brazil, various Ministries, the Federal Revenue Office, and regulatory agencies, among others.

Does Banco do Nordeste issue securities to raise financial funds?

Yes. To supplement its sources of funds, BNB can issue bonds abroad and/or Financial Bills in the domestic market.

What are Banco do Nordeste’s sources of funds and how can one track the use of these funds?

To provide long-term financing and make investments in all segments of the Brazilian economy, BNB has several sources of funds, both institutional and market-based.

Currently, the main institutional source is represented by government funds from the Constitutional Fund for the Development of the Northeast – FNE.

What is the Constitutional Fund for the Development of the Northeast (FNE)?

The Constitutional Fund for the Development of the Northeast (FNE) was created by the Federal Constitution of 1988 and established by Federal Law 7,827, of 27/09/1989, which regulated sub-item c of item I of article 159 of the Federal Constitution.

The Constitutional Fund for the Development of the Northeast (FNE) serves more than 2,000 municipalities and is the main financial instrument of the National Policy for Regional Development (PNDR) for the Region and one of the pillars of the Northeast Regional Development Plan (PRDNE).
For further information, visit https://www.bnb.gov.br/fne.

Does Banco do Nordeste have a Risk Rating?

Yes. BNB is rated by the main rating agencies: Fitch Ratings, Moody’s, and S&P Global. Further information can be found at BNB Ratings.

How is Banco do Nordeste’s governance structure?

BNB’s governance structure is based on a collegial approach, prioritizing transparent and responsible decision-making, being represented by the joint action of the Board of Directors, Fiscal Council, Audit Committee, Executive Board, and other specific committees.

Further information can be found at Governance Structure.

Where can I find more information on Banco do Nordeste’s sustainability initiatives?

Banco do Nordeste’s sustainability strategy is based on the ESG concept, which stands for “Environmental, Social, and Governance”, which corresponds to the dimensions and indicators used to evaluate an organization’s performance in addition to its economic and financial aspects. For further information, visit https://www.bnb.gov.br/web/guest/sustentabilidade.

Does Banco do Nordeste contribute to the United Nations Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs)?

The Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) associated with Banco do Nordeste’s ESG strategy are listed below(*). For further information, visit https://www.bnb.gov.br/sustentabilidade/estrategia-asg.

  • No Poverty;
  • Zero Hunger and Sustainable Agriculture;
  • Gender Equality;
  • Clean Water and Sanitation;
  • Affordable and Clean Energy;
  • Decent Work and Economic Growth;
  • Industry, Innovation, and Infrastructure;
  • Reduced Inequalities;
  • Climate Action;
  • Peace, Justice, and Strong Institutions.

(*) According to the respective numbering in the UN 2030 Agenda.