Banco BMG (BMGB4) announced on Thursday, July 30, 2026, the approval of the transfer of up to R$ 1.5 billion in receivables to Class A of the Consig Premium II Credit Receivables Investment Fund – Limited Liability, in a transaction structured with payroll-deductible credit cards and payroll-deductible benefit credit cards issued by the bank.
According to the announcement, the transfer will be carried out without the company retaining risks and benefits and will cover receivables whose payments, as a rule, are made by the INSS through withholdings from social security or welfare benefit payments. The transaction will have a 24‑month term from the first subscription date of the class’s units, involving an initial sale and subsequent sales under a continuous acquisition arrangement.
The issuance and offering of the fund’s units will be carried out under a mixed underwriting regime combining firm commitment and best efforts, with intermediation by a financial institution that is part of the securities distribution system, targeting professional investors, as defined by CVM regulations. The main terms and conditions of the issuance and the offering will be set out in the fund’s bylaws and its appendices, which will be made available on the CVM’s Fundos.NET system and on the websites of the administrator Banco Daycoval S.A. and the manager Angá Administração de Recursos Ltda.
According to the document, the offering of the units will be registered with the CVM under the automatic registration procedure, which means the regulatory body did not previously review the transaction. Banco BMG also stated that it will keep its shareholders and the market informed about any new material developments related to the transfer transaction to the fund.
