Banrural and its weight for investing outside the capital
- Local and multilateral financing
- Where the credit comes from
- Audited
Banrural is a Guatemalan mixed-capital bank, created out of the 1997 transformation of BANDESA. With US$15,782.2 million in assets as of December 2024 it is the region's number three according to Revista E&N, and Moody's Local GT puts its share of local market assets at ~22%, with 3.5 million customers and the country's largest rural branch network. It channels lines from the Central American Bank for Economic Integration (BCIE) to agriculture and micro, small and medium-sized firms (US$37.6 million in 2025), and its franchise is remittance distribution.
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Figures
- Banrural assets
- US$15,782.2 million (#3 regionally)
- Share of local market assets
- ~22%
- Customers
- 3.5 million
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