Inter Launches “Rule of 50” as New Company Guideline
Inter announced today the evolution of its strategic business plan. The company will now adopt the Rule of 50 metric as its main guideline to drive growth and profitability over the next three years. The announcement was made during Owners’ Day 2026, the investor event held at the Nasdaq headquarters in New York, where Inter has been listed since 2022.
Inspired by a metric widely adopted by technology companies, the Rule of 50 considers:
- The sum of annual net revenue growth percentage and Return on Equity (ROE) percentage totaling 50%.
Growth with profitability
Complementing the 60/30/30 Plan, the Rule of 50 continues to support the company’s growth trajectory while adding a new layer of financial discipline to the strategy.
“To achieve the Rule of 50, our execution will focus primarily on increasing credit penetration, growing our deposit base, and expanding the number of clients who use Inter as their primary financial institution.”
— João Vitor Menin, Global CEO of Inter.
The Inter By Design model is a key differentiator in executing this strategy, combining cost efficiency, scalable distribution capabilities, and consistent revenue growth within a single integrated platform.
“Our financial strategy was designed to scale efficiently, and we have key drivers to support that, including our technological capabilities, optimization of credit underwriting and recovery, strong and efficient risk management, and a highly qualified team to lead all initiatives.”
— Santiago Stel, CFO of Inter.
Strategic pillars
In addition, three strategic pillars will be critical to the company’s future:
- A Single Smart Super App that integrates the entire customer journey;
- A robust data base powered by millions of daily transactions;
- Seven, Inter’s new artificial intelligence assistant, which marks the beginning of a new era of AI agents.
With this, Inter reinforces its vision of building a global financial platform based on technology, scale, and sustainable profitability.
