Category: 2023 Banks of the Year Awards

Brazil’s Nubank has repeatedly beat market expectations in 2023, posting impressive profits while expanding its client base.   Its recent bounce back comes after a challenging 2022 for Latin American’s largest […]

The Dominican Republic’s Banreservas has never been better off than it is today.   Loans and deposits were up by double digits in the 12 months ending in June and net […]

Banco Sudameris made a splash in the Paraguayan banking market by acquiring a rival to become the largest lender in the country in 2023.  The bank made the leap by […]

A diversified business and a conservative approach have helped Itaú Unibanco navigate turmoil in Brazil’s financial markets over the past year.  The bank posted strong quarterly results in the first […]

If it’s true that the banking sector faced a tough first half of the year, it seems Banco do Brasil never got the memo.  The Brazilian state-owned bank cruised to […]

Argentine banks have had to deal with triple-digit inflation, capital controls, a lack of dollars and a state of continuous economic turmoil.  Even then, the local unit of Banco Santander […]

Guatemala’s Banco Industrial continues to expand the distance that separates it from other banks in this Central American country.   The bank made major gains in the 12 months ending in […]

Trinidad & Tobago’s First Citizens Bank continues to expand on this twin-island nation – both physically and through the deft harnessing of technology.    “We are committed to a physical footprint […]

Bolivia’s Banco Mercantil Santa Cruz (BMSC) has long been this Andean country’s largest private bank –and it got even bigger in 2023.   The bank took over a chunk of the […]

El Salvador’s Bancoagricola continues to build on its already strong record, tallying impressive numbers in the past year.  The bank has a corner on 28.8% of deposits, at $4.19 billion, […]