Category: Awards

Itaú Unibanco extended a multi-year run of strong results through the 12 months to June 30, 2025, pairing disciplined risk management with a long-cycle digital transformation that continued to lower […]

BAC Credomatic continues to consolidate its position as Central America’s leading regional financial institution. With operations in six countries and a client base surpassing 5.3 million, the bank has maintained […]

BNP Paribas continued to define the benchmark  for sustainable finance in Latin America in 2025. Its dominance in the category reflects not only the bank’s execution in landmark transactions but […]

In a banking system known for sophistication and competition, Banco General stands apart for one reason above all: its reach. The Panamanian lender has managed to combine scale with innovation, […]

Banco Santander’s strength across multiple markets in South America once again sets it apart. In 2025, the Spanish banking group delivered solid performances across the Southern Cone, earning it top […]

Bolivia’s banking system faced another turbulent year, marked by foreign-exchange shortages, tight liquidity and rising funding costs. Yet Banco BISA stood out for its resilience, sound risk management and steady […]

Banreservas has evolved far beyond its traditional role as  the Dominican Republic’s state-owned lender. Once seen primarily as a domestic institution, it has in recent years become one of the […]

Itaú Paraguay combined disciplined risk management, technological innovation and a buoyant macroeconomic backdrop to deliver another year of exceptional results. The Asunción-based lender—part of Brazil’s Itaú Unibanco group—has continued to […]

BTG Pactual has cemented its position as  Latin America’s leading private banking and wealth management powerhouse. The São Paulo-based firm has continued to post record-breaking results, driven by the expansion […]

Banco del Pacífico’s resurgence over the past few years has been one of the most striking turnarounds in Latin American banking. Once viewed as an underperforming state institution that failed […]