Franceschi: Brex will be third-largest US corporate card on day one
Pedro Franceschi · How Brex signed a $5.15B Deal in ~40 Days · Sourcery with Molly O'Shea · Jan 30, 2026 · at 18:56
Pedro Franceschi, CEO of Brex, outlines Brex's market position resulting from its acquisition by Capital One.
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“And then you look on this on day one after closing, Brexit will be the third largest corporate card in the country.”
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