Latin American banks are joining the digital wave. While some are moving more quickly than others, many lenders are launching their own neobanks in a bid to adapt to new consumer habits, explore new...

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Latin American banks are joining the digital wave. While some are moving more quickly than others, many lenders are launching their own neobanks in a bid to adapt to new consumer habits, explore new...
April 1, 2022 #TopStory 🔝 Acquiring networks in check Digital giants Rappi and Nu have entered the...
Credicorp Capital, the investment banking arm of Peru’s Credicorp group, is getting to grips with...
March 11, 2022 #TopStory 🔝 Credicorp hunts for cryptocurrency business models Credicorp has made...
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