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Elo Servicos, the payments firm owned by Brazilian state and private lenders, has chosen banks to handle its long-awaited initial public offering

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Elo Servicos SA, the payments firm owned by Brazilian state and private lenders, has chosen banks to handle its long-awaited initial public offering, according to people familiar with the matter.

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