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Guatemala: Every Payment Expands ServicesCompany forms an alliance with two remittance operators in the United States, through which residents will be able to send their money.Tuesday, February 10, 2009  Sigloxxi.com publishes in its website: "But that is not all, every payment process will manage the expectations that the sender entrusts is part of the remittance sent to the recipient. For example, a client in the United States might send $1,000 to his family, but ask that the payment is used for the electricity, water, and telephone services among others. Each transaction would have a cost from among $2 to $4 depending on the amount, conditions, and type of bill-something that is not alien to migrants, who themselves are used to these type of surcharges at non-banking agencies," adds Cheves. Source: sigloxxi.com Trends in Banking ServicesOctober 2011 New technologies will be the basis for changes affecting users of financial services in the future. Panama: Extension Requested for Brokerage Consulting BidddingNovember 2010 The companies interested in participating asked the Public Utilities Authority to extend the deadline. Bridgestone Opens Financial Center in Costa RicaJune 2011 The center will provide financial services to the whole of Latin America, and will begin by hiring 100 people. Law of Financial Intermediaries modified in El SalvadorAugust 2008 Starting in January 2009, credit cooperatives and federation will be able to issue credit cards and checkbooks with the approval of the Financial System Superintendence. |
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