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Kyriba Expands in Brazil, Solidifying Growing LATAM Presence

Trusted liquidity performance platform empowers CFOs to outperform amid economic complexity

SÃO PAULO--(BUSINESS WIRE)--Kyriba, the global leader in liquidity performance, is expanding operations in Brazil as part of its increased focus on Latin America to meet the urgent call from CFOs for strengthened cash visibility amid continued currency volatility.

With deep global expertise helping companies modernize their treasury operations, Kyriba is the ideal partner to empower CFOs and treasurers in the region to connect, protect, forecast and optimize their liquidity. In addition to sustained currency fluctuation, Kyriba’s strategic growth comes as treasurers and finance leaders in LATAM grapple with economic uncertainty and the often siloed treasury operations of international subsidiaries.

"After years of supporting customers operating in the region, growing demand for seamless bank and ERP connectivity made this an opportune time to further build our Brazil-based team," said Bruno Ferreira, Kyriba Chief Revenue Officer. "Empowering CFOs, treasurers and IT leaders around the world is always rewarding, and it is especially gratifying to deepen Kyriba’s roots in my home country that can uniquely benefit from liquidity performance.”

Operating across LATAM for more than eight years – including Argentina, Chile, Colombia, Costa Rica, Guatemala, Mexico, Nicaragua, Panama, Peru and Uruguay – Kyriba has grown its customer base in the region by more than 250% over the last three years. Today, the company proudly serves such regional and global customers as Arcos Dorados, Astropay, Cuestamoras and FEMSA among others. Kyriba also counts Deloitte, BAC and Actualize Consulting among its regional technology, banking and consulting partners.

To spearhead the expansion, Kyriba recently welcomed Glaucia Metidieri as Sales Director, Brazil. Based in São Paulo, she brings more than 30 years of experience leading sales teams across Brazil, including at Oracle and IBM. In her role, Glaucia will help organizations evolve beyond burdensome spreadsheets, streamline their treasury operations and benefit from the industry’s largest bank connectivity solution.

"I have long followed Kyriba’s trajectory and welcomed the chance to join such a fast-growing, innovative team," said Glaucia Metidieri, Kyriba Sales Director, Brazil. "Despite Brazil’s highly sophisticated banking system, a majority of CFOs lack confidence in their cash visibility. I look forward to addressing this gap by connecting more customers with modern treasury solutions that deliver trusted insights and greater control."

“I am thrilled to welcome Glaucia to Kyriba, and have great confidence in her industry and market knowledge. In Latin America, currency volatility adds another layer of complexity; Kyriba’s expansive, AI-powered platform is well-suited to help even more organizations shed manual processes, mitigate risk and deliver bottom-line value,” added Axel Canale, Kyriba Managing Director, Latin America.

Later this month, Kyriba will sponsor the EuroFinance Brazil Treasury Summit November 25-26. The company is an active member of IBEF (Brazilian Institute of Finance Executives), IMEF (The Mexican Institute for Finance Executives) and ASUGMEX (Association of SAP Users in Mexico). Kyriba was recently named one of the world’s top fintech companies by CNBC and Statista, and among the fastest-growing privately held U.S. companies by Inc. Magazine.

About Kyriba

Kyriba is the global leader in liquidity performance, empowering CFOs, Treasurers and IT leaders to connect, protect, forecast and optimize their liquidity amid economic complexity. As a secure and scalable SaaS solution trusted by 3,000 customers, Kyriba delivers intelligence and financial automation through innovative technologies — including its trusted agentic AI (TAI) — bringing precision, efficiency, and insight to financial operations. With an expansive ecosystem of banking, technology and consulting partners, Kyriba’s platform powers more than 3 billion bank transactions and $15 trillion in payments across 9,900+ banks annually – helping companies gain enterprise-wide visibility, ensure financial stability, and outperform their business strategy.

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