The testimony of businessman Daniel Vorcaro, owner of Banco Master, was brought forward to next Monday (23), at 4pm, in the Senate. The announcement was made this Thursday (19) by the president of the Joint Parliamentary Commission of Inquiry (CPMI) of the National Social Security Institute (INSS), senator Carlos Viana (Podemos-MG).
The collegiate intends to hear from the banker about Banco Master’s loan contracts that would have been suspended by the INSS due to lack of proof of the retirees’ consent.
According to Viana, Vorcaro’s testimony, initially scheduled for next Thursday (26), was rescheduled with the aim of ensuring priority for CPMI’s work. Also according to the senator, CPMI’s work will continue with “firmness, responsibility and speed, placing the truth above any political dispute and justice above any circumstantial interest”.
On the 5th, CPMI heard the testimony of the president of INSS, Gilberto Waller Júnior, who explained why the institution decided not to renew Banco Master’s contract with INSS for payroll loans. Of the 324 thousand credit agreements with retirees, 251 thousand did not have the required documents.
“Checking the number of complaints from our policyholders, we decided not to renew the technical cooperation agreement on September 18, long before Master’s liquidation,” he said.
The INSS president added that he asked Banco Master representatives to see the payroll loan contracts that had not been registered in the system by the bank.
“When we showed these contracts, it didn’t have the minimum elements for us to check: it didn’t have the amount borrowed, interest rate, effective cost. And worse: the signature, which was an electronic signature from our insured, was not accompanied by the QR code, the thing with which you can certify that the signature was from that person.”
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*With information from Agência Câmara
