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Track record

Where the system was built.

The method did not come out of a course. It came out of eight years structuring commercial operations inside institutions where a process error is expensive.

In results generated across the corporate track record.

In commercial structuring inside large organisations.

Global financial institutions, in Brazil and abroad.

st in Brazil

Synthetic securitisation in Brazil, an operation he took part in.

The operations, in the press

Coverage of the operations described on this page. The articles are about the operations and the institutions, not about the founder — his participation in them is stated here.

01 — The institutions

Eight years learning to build structure that cannot fail.

Santander Global

Structuring of credit operations and repositioning of the business banking brand — the SME segment — of one of the largest banks in the world, with direct impact on the unit's commercial performance.

IFC · World Bank

Participation in the first synthetic securitisation carried out in Brazil: a USD 141 million guarantee over a BRL 6.3 billion portfolio, structured with the World Bank's financial arm.

Itaú

Product development and commercial structure in a heavily regulated environment, where documented process is not a methodological preference — it is a requirement.

Zurich

Insurance operations, a sector in which pricing, margin and offer design determine viability line by line.

ACE Venture · Cubo Itaú

Time spent in innovation and startup acceleration ecosystems, where traction discipline and the reading of growth metrics replace improvisation.

Professional track record of Revant's founding partner. These institutions are not clients, partners or sponsors of Revant, and their mention here does not imply any commercial relationship or endorsement on their part.

02 — The bridge

The right question is whether this works at your scale.

It is a fair question, and it deserves an honest answer. Nothing that works in a global bank works when copied into a twenty-person company. The scale is different, the budget is different and the decision time is different.

What transfers is not the tooling — it is the reasoning. Measure installed capacity before investing in demand. Derive price from margin, not from competitors. Write the sales process so it survives a change of people. Set targets by funnel stage, not by annual ambition.

In a financial institution, that reasoning occupies entire departments. In a mid-sized service company, it fits into four stages and six months — provided someone who has already run it at scale does the translation.

The same reasoning, at your scale.

03 — Who does the work

Portrait of Marcos Macedo, founder of Revant
Marcos Macedo Founder

Three clients at a time, and always the same person.

Revant has no service desk, no account manager and no junior analyst running the implementation. The person who runs the diagnostic is the person who writes the process, trains the client's people and sits in the fortnightly meeting.

That imposes a real limit of three simultaneous clients. It is a capacity constraint, not a scarcity tactic — and it is the same calculation from Stage 01, applied here.

01

Marcos Macedo

Founder. Runs the diagnostic, the implementation and the follow-up, from start to finish on every project.

02

No intermediaries

You are not introduced to one person and then handled by another. There is no handover after signing.

03

Stated availability

When the three slots are taken, that is the answer — with the date the next one opens.

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