Grupo GCB

The company's trajectory includes several key milestones. In 2012, the first office was opened in São Paulo to accommodate a growing client base. By 2014, Grupo GCB had expanded into the receivables anticipation market, establishing FMI Securitizadora to offer fixed-income alternatives to its clients. A significant technological leap occurred in 2018 with the launch of Adiante Recebíveis, a fintech platform that automates the receivables anticipation process for small and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs) using artificial intelligence. To fund these growing credit operations, the company introduced PeerBR in 2019, a digital platform for alternative investments that connects borrowers with investors and was the first in Brazil to tokenize receivables. The group further solidified its market position by opening its asset manager, GCB Capital, in 2020, which manages multimarket and quantitative funds. In July 2022, the company secured a significant $13 million investment from the Belgian fintech Credix to expand its credit offerings, particularly for SMEs through its Adiante subsidiary.

Grupo GCB's business model is diversified across several subsidiaries, each serving a specific market segment. GCB Investimentos handles investment consulting and wealth management for qualified investors. Adiante Recebíveis provides a fully digital credit solution for SMEs with annual revenues up to R$20 million, enabling them to anticipate receivables 24/7. PeerBR offers a platform for alternative investments, such as commercial drafts and court-ordered receivables, making previously inaccessible assets available to retail investors through tokenization. GCB Capital manages investment funds, including quantitative strategies that use AI for asset allocation. The company generates revenue through fees from consulting, asset management, and the spreads on its credit and securitization operations.