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BRIEF-Brazilian FinTech Picpay Is Working With Citigroup On Us IPO - Bloomberg News

Jun 18, 2024 4:58 PM

June 18 (Reuters) -

* BRAZILIAN FINTECH PICPAY IS WORKING WITH CITIGROUP ON US

IPO -

BLOOMBERG NEWS

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