BBD · Banco Bradesco S.A.

The filing reports a leadership transition with Nathalia Lobo Garcia Miranda’s departure from Banco Bradesco S.A.’s Board of Executive Officers in April 2026 — a role central to day-to-day operational governance and strategic execution. While no reason beyond the factual statement is provided, such departures among executive officers at major Brazilian financial institutions may signal shifts in management strategy or succession planning. Concurrently, the Executive Officers engaged in discrete securities activity: a single purchase of 4,026 Non-Voting Shares (R$78,265.70) and multiple sales totaling 61,404 Non-Voting Shares (R$1,184,821.33), resulting in a net reduction of 57,378 shares. The absence of any Common Share transactions by this group further underscores concentration in Non-Voting equity. Additionally, the reporting of R$280,945.62 in rent credit — with no corresponding debit value disclosed — reflects securities lending activity, potentially for income generation or collateral purposes. No transactions were reported for other governance bodies or affiliated entities, reinforcing that this activity was isolated to the Executive Officers. Given the scale relative to their opening balance (0.2274% participation), the net disposition is modest but notable as the only active insider trading segment disclosed.