Loans

The Amayo II wind project has...

Mexican conglomerate Alfa has set bank...

Banco de Credito del Peru (BCP)...

Banco Itau Chile has garnered several...

Quiroz Galvao is finalizing allocations for...

Mexican conglomerate Alfa is heard to...

RAM Power, a US renewable energy...

Odebrecht is expected to price its...

The IDB has given Ecuador a...

The IDB has approved a $100m...

Banco de Credito del Peru has...

WestLB and Santander have allocated commitments...

Honduran bank Banco Financiera Comercial Hondurena...

The IDB has approved loans worth...

Mexico’s CFE is launching syndication of...

Banco Itau Chile is offering Libor...

As LatAm stares down a growing list of infrastructure needs, builders and governments hope private lenders return. The only certainty is multilateral and state lending.

Santander Chile says its strength has come from growing selectively and increasing sales without expanding the client base too much, so that it can control risk.

Chile-based investment bank Celfín Capital has seized the boom in 2010 as an opportunity to push it into the big leagues.

Santander Río’s strength in retail contributes significantly to it being the most profitable private financial institution in Argentina, says Guillermo Glattstein, strategic planning manager at the bank.

In the April-June period, Banco de Crédito Del Peru (BCP) achieved some of its best quarterly results to date, supported by a strong reactivation of the Peruvian economy.

Mercantil Banco Universal has been expanding its loan portfolio, which has led to year-on-year growth despite a economic contraction and slow liquidity growth in Venezuela.

Banco General takes top prize for Panama for the second year in a row.

El Salvador’s Banco Agrícola, part of Colombia’s Bancolombia since 2007, is expected to end this year with results that compare favorably with those obtained at the end of 2009, says Fitch, which has an AA+ (stable) local rating on the bank.

Banco de Reservas has shrugged off macroeconomic weakness in the Dominican Republic caused by the global financial crisis and continues to grow.

Ecuador’s Banco Pichincha has been busy expanding within and beyond the country’s borders. At the same time, it has been able to keep its financial indicators in line with or better than that of the banking system as a whole.