Jair Ribeiro Wiki, Biography, Age, Wife, Family, Net Worth

In 2011, Ribeiro became CEO and partner of Banco Indusval (2011-2019), a bank focused on corporate credit and securities dealer. Banco Indusval & Partners was founded in the 1960s and had as partners some Brazilian bankers and the international group Warburg Pincus.. During his tenure, Banco Indusval developed Guide Investimentos ,a wealth management platform (which sold control in 2018 to the Chinese Fosun Group) and Smartbank S.A., a Brazilian B2B digital banking platform in partnership with The Hive, a Silicon Valley s group.

In 2006, he joined with to partners to invest in the technology sector , forming CPM Braxis S.A. Four years later, he sold this company to the French´s group Capgemini.

Also in 2004, Ribeiro created the Parceiros da Educação, a non-governmental organization (NGO) that structures partnerships between the private sector and public schools in São Paulo and Rio de Janeiro. In 2019, the association had 217 public schools in the program, impacting over 140,000 students. Ribeiro was a member of the Conselho Estadual da Educação (São Paulo’s Board of Education) from 2013 to 2019, and is still a member of the Management Committee of the São Paulo Education Department and of the board of Todos pela Educação, a Brazilian public-education advocacy, non-profit organization. e do Conselho Estadual da Educação. Due to this programs, Ribeiro won, in 2008, the Trip Transformadores Award in the Education category. He was also honored as “man of the year” by the Brazil Fund, in 2010, and by the World Fund, in 2018 – both New York-based institutions.

In 2003, he returned to Brazil. In 2004, he created, with a group of friends,- the Casa do Saber [pt] , a NGO project to offer hundreds of short-term courses and cultural events in the cities of São Paulo and Rio de Janeiro. Ribeiro is still the controlling partner and CEO of this institution.

In 1999, Ribeiro led the sale of Banco Patrimônio to Chase Manhattan and became president of Banco Chase Manhattan in Brazil, a position that he held until 2000. In 2001, Chase Manhattan acquired JP Morgan Bank and Ribeiro moved to New York to lead the bank’s international equities area. For two years, he served as managing director responsible for the equity markets of Europe, Asia, South Africa, Latin America and Australia.

In 1988, Ribeiro was one of the founders and CEO of Banco Patrimônio, which became the third largest investment bank in Brazil at the time. The bank was sold in 1999 to Chase Manhattan (NY), which later became JP Morgan Chase.

In 1988, in partnership with the US bank Salomon Brothers, Jair Ribeiro co-founded Patrimônio, a consultancy firm specialized on mergers and acquisitions. In 1992, Patrimônio became a securities dealer and an investment bank in 1994, in a 50-50 joint-venture with Salomon Brothers. He was the CEO of this institution, which coordinated major operations in the Brazilian capital market, including the privatization of Telebrás, one of the largest privatization processes in Brazil, and the first Brazilian equity offering (ADRs) in the international market (Aracruz S.A.).

In 1982, Ribeiro graduated in law from the University of São Paulo and in Economics from Fundação Armando Alvares Penteado. Two years later, he earned a master’s degree in law (LLM) from the University of California – Berkeley.

Jair Ribeiro began his career in 1979 as a lawyer at Pinheiro Neto Advogados [pt] , working on consolidation, mergers and acquisitions.

Jair Ribeiro (born October 16, 1959) São Paulo, State of São Paulo is a Brazilian entrepreneur. He is partner and member of the Board of Directors in Banco Indusval & Partners , a Brazilian commercial and digital bank ( Banco SmartBank S.A ), as well as a managing partner of Sertrading S.A He is also co-founder of Alicerce Education, President of the NGO Parceiros da Educação (Partners of Education) and member of the Management Committee of the São Paulo Education Department and of the board of Todos pela Educação, a Brazilian public-education advocacy, non-profit organization. In 2019, Ribeiro became a visiting scholar at Stanford University School of Education (CA, USA).