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The National Bank of Panama will offer lines of credit for banks through a financial stimulus trust.
According to what Mipunto.com published: "This loan was provided through the New Liquidity Program for Sustainable Growth of the IDB, which has 6 billion dollars to help countries and their commercial banks that are burdened by the lack of credit due to the crisis to get money."
Source: mipunto.com
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December 2008
The president Manuel Zelaya passed two decrees that were approved in an extraordinary session by Congress.
The executive decree 174 - 2008 authorizes the Central Bank of Honduras to inject in the domestic financial system $ 265 million to continue the monetary policy to boost the production and development, and the other one is the executive decree 175-2008, to strengthen the entire national financial system, which consists of $ 105 million to provide credit for the Honduran financial system.
February 2011
Banking liquidity is above levels seen in recent years.
The president of the Banco de Guatemala, Edgar Barquin, said the bank plans for this year an increase in bank credit of 12.2%.
"Luis Lara, manager of Industrial Bank, said credit demand of individuals and companies have recovered since October 2010 and coincides with the growth of this variable estimated at 12 percent because it is expected for the economy to recover after the effects of the global financial crisis", reports the article in Elperiodico.com.gt.
January 2009
The Central American Bank for Economic Integration will disburse the loan for "the strengthening of the country's financial system.
The president of the Central Bank of Nicaragua, Antenor Rosales, said, according to Unionradio.net: "$100 million will be available to any bank that needs liquidity.
February 2009
The Bank said that it will not stop injecting capital, especially capital that is used for micro, small and medium companies.
Roberto Serrano, vice president of the Central American Bank for Economic Integration (BCIE), said in an article published on LA PRENSA GRAFICA.com: “Although the international economic environment is tough and funds are not flow as much as before, we have the ability to continue capturing money as well as to continue injecting resources toward the micro, small and medium companies sector."
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