Ficohsa Modernizes Corporate Image

©image: Ficohsa

Starting today, Ficohsa has adopted a unified corporate identity. Group members Interamericana de Seguros, Casa de Cambio Divisas Corporativas and Casa de Bolsa Probursa will be known as Ficohsa Seguros, Ficohsa Casas de Cambio and Ficohsa Casa de Bolsa.

From the press release: “…FICOHSA is one of the most secure and trusted financial institutions in Honduras”.

Source: Banco FICOHSA

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