[5][7] Recognized for his ability to identify risks and manage crises swiftly, Alberto built a reputation for applying rigor to credit control and financial operations.
[8] In 2019, Alberto stepped down from the bank's administration[9] and from his position on the Board to dedicate himself to personal projects.
[17] Following a dispute over the will, in July 2024 Bloomberg reported that Alberto Safra and his family had reached an amicable resolution that set new business directions for all.
[18][19][20][21] From that, Alberto turned his full attention to ASA, consolidating his vision for the company's future.
ASA has established itself as a full-service financial institution, with offices in major Brazilian cities such as São Paulo and Rio de Janeiro, as well as an international presence.