Central America: of 71 Banks, 32 are ForeignCentral American banks accumulate $61.119 billion in assets, and 55% of its capital is of foreign originThursday, February 19, 2009 ![]() The blog "From Guatemala" publishes an analysis that describes the different degrees of internationalization of the banking systems of the region, from the Salvadorian banking system, where 95% of assets belong to foreign banks to the cases of the National Bank of Costa Rica and the Industrial de Guatemala, the largest banks of the isthmus, both based on local capital. Source: desdeguate.blogspot.com Fitch Ratings Special: Central American BanksFebruary 2009 From abundance to scarcity: Challenges faced by Central American banks in an
environment of tight liquidity. Central American Banks: Annual Results and PerspectivesApril 2009 Fitch Ratings reported that the risks to regional banks during the current crisis are growing and represent a major challenge for 2009. Central Banking in 2012January 2012 A Fitch Special Report indicates better positioning in the face of external uncertainty. Assets of Central American banks growing by US$9 billion a yearJune 2008 The assets of Central America's banks are growing by more than US$9 billion a year and the presence of foreign capital is growing in the sector. |
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