Sol Agora has announced Flávio Suchek as its new CEO, in a strategic move to boost its growth in the renewable energy market.
Suchek, with solid experience in the financial market, has previously worked at institutions such as Lehman Brothers, where he dealt with structured credit products and derivatives.
He was also a partner at BTG Pactual, responsible for managing delinquent loans, and served as an advisor and CEO of Recovery, a company specializing in delinquent loan management.
Furthermore, it played a crucial role in the acquisition of Recovery by Itaú Unibanco. The organization, which has already acquired more than 65 new clients by 2025 with the launch of new products focused on solar energy, is now preparing to register the company as a fund manager and open up new opportunities in the sector.
According to the company, the new leader's experience will be essential for the next steps, especially in managing the new funds that the organization plans to launch by the first half of 2026, focused on the renewable energy sector.
“We understand that the performance of Sol Agora's funds has reached an excellent level, which has allowed the fintech to acquire more than 65 new clients in 2025. Given this maturity, it is time to take over the management of the funds,” stated Suchek, highlighting that, with this new phase of the company, it will be possible to further expand its client base and consolidate its position in the Brazilian solar market.
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