The Central Bank of Brazil is responsible for keeping Brazil's currency stable by implementing the country’s monetary and credit policy. The bank also tracks the liquidity of Brazil’s financial institutions, and supervises the overall financial system.
“The institutional objective was to improve access to stored data, reduce response time in order to answer internal requests, and thus be able to provide the required information. The Informatica solution has brought benefits to the organization and paid off its investment.”
Augusto Ornelas Filho
Illinois State University
Illinois State University
Western Union
Western Union
M.D. Anderson Cancer Center
M.D. Anderson Cancer Center