Bancamiga registered the highest equity growth in the Venezuelan financial system over the last year, a result that allowed it to gain a position in the ranking and consolidate its place among the 10 largest banks in that category at the end of May, occupying seventh position, according to figures from the consulting firm Aristimuño Herrera & Asociados.

The bank’s equity reached 57.317 billion bolivars, equivalent to US$104.3 million, representing year-on-year increases of 1,038.7 % and 98.7 %, respectively. This performance propelled it to seventh place in the ranking, up from eighth a year earlier. With this result, Bancamiga achieved a market share of 3.6 % in this category.

This strengthening of its equity was accompanied by a sustained improvement in profitability indicators. Return on equity (ROE) reached 49.6 %, a year-on-year increase of 38.7 percentage points (above the average), allowing it to climb six positions compared to its ranking in May 2025.

Meanwhile, return on assets (ROA) reached 10.8 %, an increase of 9.3 percentage points compared to May 2025. Year-on-year, Bancamiga climbed eight places in this category.

The institution also accumulated a net profit of 9.791 billion bolivars (US$23.2 million), the sixth highest among Venezuelan banks, after climbing seven positions from its ranking in May of last year. In bolivars, the accumulated profit showed an annualized growth of 6,187.3 %, and in dollars it was 1,002 %, both higher than the system average.

This progress was supported by total accumulated financial income of 36.431 billion bolivars, equivalent to US$86.4 million, with increases of 770.7 % and 53 %, respectively.

The loan portfolio remained among the six largest in the banking sector

Bancamiga’s gross loan portfolio closed May with a balance of 96.888 billion bolivars (US$176.4 million), an amount that allowed it to maintain its sixth position in the banking ranking and a market share of 4.69 %.

In bolivars, the portfolio registered year-on-year growth of 588.9 % and 21 % in dollars, remaining one of the main drivers of revenue generation for the institution. In fact, the loan business represented 65.1 % of total revenue at the end of May.

Financial intermediation reached 45.88 %, while the delinquency rate stood at 2.66 %, with a coverage ratio of 152.92 % for non-performing loans, reflecting an adequate capacity to support loans with defaults.

Deposits grew by nearly 750 % in dollars

Figures from Aristimuño Herrera & Asociados indicate that Bancamiga ended May with public deposits of 211.197 billion bolivars (US$384.4 million), maintaining its sixth-place ranking and a market share of 4.96 %.

In foreign currency, deposits increased by 48.2 % compared to the same month of the previous year, and by 749.6 % in bolivars during the same period. The deposit structure continued to be concentrated in checking accounts, which represented 98.6 % of the total, while savings accounts accounted for 0.14 %.

In May, Bancamiga opened a new branch at the Tamanaco Shopping Center (CCCT), expanding its customer service points. The new space will allow users and businesses to open accounts in bolivars and foreign currency, acquire point-of-sale terminals, apply for Mastercard debit cards, and receive credit advice.

This space represents a step forward in the company’s role as a close partner for individuals and businesses, reaffirming its commitment to offering accessible and innovative financial solutions as it approaches its 20th anniversary.

Assets grew 64 % in dollar terms

At the end of May, Bancamiga Banco Universal reported total assets of 321.519 billion bolivars, equivalent to US$585.3 million, representing year-on-year increases of 830.2 % and 62.3 %, respectively, both above the average for other banks.

This performance allowed the institution to advance to seventh place in the asset ranking from eighth position a year earlier, with a market share of 3.93 %.

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Bancamiga made a significant donation to San Juan de Dios Hospital in Caracas, with the main objective of strengthening the operational capacity of the healthcare center and ensuring that more Venezuelans have access to top-tier medical services.

As a financial institution committed to the country’s development, Bancamiga focuses its social responsibility efforts on fundamental pillars such as health and social well-being. With this contribution, the bank actively joins the mission of San Juan de Dios Hospital, a non-profit institution dedicated to raising funds to support the most vulnerable families, providing them with excellent care and helping them overcome their health problems.

“Financially supporting San Juan de Dios Hospital is an investment in the lives and futures of thousands of children and adults who find in this center a light, a hope, and answers to their medical needs with the highest standards of service, human warmth, and professionalism,” highlighted José Simón Elarba, Chairman of the Board of Directors of Bancamiga.

For his part, Dr. Luis Azpurua, Medical Director of San Juan de Dios Hospital, thanked Bancamiga for its support and clarified that the money received will be invested in medical equipment, always with the intention of serving the population, especially those most in need.

“We want to provide healthcare services to the middle class and those most in need at a reasonable price,” the doctor emphasized.

A health ally

San Juan de Dios Hospital is a leading healthcare provider in Caracas, thanks to its multidisciplinary team and infrastructure adapted to the needs of the population. In 2025 alone, this institution provided outpatient care to more than 25,000 people.

The medical center offers a wide range of services and 36 medical specialties. These include pediatric and adult specialty consultations; a diagnostic and laboratory unit; surgery; and a physical rehabilitation area.

“We are making it clear that there is a God who welcomes and heals everyone. Bancamiga should feel happy and proud because, with God, they are trying to spread goodness,” said Julio Gonzalo Parada, General Director of San Juan de Dios Hospital, regarding the bank’s act of solidarity.

With this alliance, Bancamiga and San Juan de Dios Hospital are consolidating a joint effort that transforms social responsibility into concrete actions, ensuring that quality healthcare remains accessible to those who need it most.

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Bancamiga made a significant donation to the Central University of Venezuela (UCV), aimed at comprehensively modernizing its communications platform and optimizing critical areas of its technological infrastructure, demonstrating its firm commitment to sustainable development, cutting-edge education, and the future of Venezuela, stated José Simón Elarba, Chairman of the bank’s Board of Directors.

To date, the UCV community relied on a platform with local servers and outdated open-source collaborative software, with limited capacity that only allowed it to serve administrative and teaching staff.

“Now, with Bancamiga’s support, a complete migration to Google’s global infrastructure will begin. This large-scale modernization project will be implemented progressively over the course of a year, thanks to this donation we have made to UCV to boost the academic activity of one of the region’s most important universities,” explained Elarba.

Impact and transformation

This digital transformation will completely eliminate dependence on hardware and constant software updates, drastically reducing high server maintenance costs.

Google’s platform, widely known worldwide for its proven effectiveness and high security, will benefit an estimated 35,000 users, comprised of 70 % students and 30 % faculty, administrative, and support staff.

Under a single institutional identity, the university community will be able to guarantee access to the system from anywhere in the world.

The donation also included the reactivation of the air conditioning system at the Radio, Television, and Multimedia Management office

The direct impact of this corporate social responsibility contribution from Bancamiga will translate into a qualitative leap for the university. Users will have access to leading Google tools such as Meet, Drive, and Classroom, among others, as well as cutting-edge technologies like Gemini Artificial Intelligence.

The project’s implementation will enhance the scope of research, projects, and daily tasks related to communication, editing, calculation, and audiovisual production for those at UCV, once again positioning the institution at the forefront of education.

Infrastructure restoration

The project financed by Bancamiga also addressed a critical need on campus. The bank assumed responsibility for the maintenance, repair, replacement of parts, and commissioning of 11 central air conditioning units, each with a capacity of 5 tons. These units serve the Radio, Television, and Multimedia Management department, which designs and produces audiovisual content, radio programs, and virtual environments to optimize teaching and learning processes at the institution.

With this strategic alliance, Bancamiga reaffirms its role as a key company with a robust social responsibility program in Venezuela, demonstrating that supporting higher education and bridging the digital divide are fundamental pillars for the country’s sustainable human development.

 

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Bancamiga’s growth continues, always keeping the convenience of its clients in mind. This Wednesday, May 20, the CCCT External Teller Window was inaugurated and blessed.

Located on the ground floor of the Tamanaco Shopping Center (first phase), this new space becomes the institution’s fifth service point in the Chacao municipality, joining the existing branches in Chacao, Altamira, La Castellana, and Centro Lido.

During the inauguration, José Simón Elarba, Chairman of the Board of Directors of Bancamiga, shared his enthusiasm for arriving in such an emblematic location:

“We want to be there, just steps away from your business, to support you in every goal you set for yourselves. We know that the day-to-day operations of a business are dynamic and demanding. That’s why we’re here to be that partner that makes your path easier. We are approaching our 20th anniversary, and we want our clients to see the institution as synonymous with stability, progress, and a vision for the future.”

Designed to serve both those who frequent the shopping center and residents of Chacao, Baruta, and Libertador, this office allows you to manage your finances quickly and easily, the information provided indicates:

• Open accounts in both bolivars and foreign currency.
• Purchase modern Bancamiga point-of-sale terminals to boost your sales.
• Apply for your Bancamiga Mastercard Debit Card.
• Receive personalized advice on the available loan portfolio.

With this new opening, which joins the Plumrose (Los Ruices), Corpoelec (Maracaibo), and San Diego (José Antonio Páez University) external branches, Bancamiga reaffirms its commitment to offering real, innovative, and accessible solutions so that transactions flow smoothly and businesses grow.

The CCCT External Branch will be open Monday through Friday from 8:30 a.m. to 3:30 p.m. and Saturdays from 9:00 a.m. to 3:00 p.m.

“Visit us and discover everything we can do together!” concludes the statement from the banking and financial institution.

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In an effort to strengthen the business fabric of eastern Venezuela, Bancamiga successfully held the forum “Tools to Boost and Boost Your Business.” The event brought together more than 800 entrepreneurs and representatives of small and medium-sized enterprises in Maturín.

José Simón Elarba, Chairman of the Board of Directors of Bancamiga, welcomed the attendees, emphasizing the institution’s commitment to regional economic growth and its social commitment to Venezuelans.

He explained that the bank organizes these forums because, since 2019, the country has witnessed the resilience and ability of Venezuelans to overcome adversity. Despite the challenges, they have developed initiatives to move forward. “That’s where Bancamiga’s idea began: to connect the dreams, aspirations, ideas, and projects of entrepreneurs with experts who can help them grow,” he stated.

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Elarba highlighted that Bancamiga’s goal is to provide not only financial services but also the knowledge necessary for each entrepreneur to scale their business and contribute to the well-being of their community.

The event had the strategic support of the Monagas Entrepreneurship Development Fund (Fondeem) and the Emprender Juntos platform, represented by its president and state coordinator, Gabriel Oleggini, who highlighted the importance of public-private partnerships to boost the local economy.

High-level agenda

The forum offered a comprehensive training program, covering everything from strategic vision to technological innovation. Mauricio Parilli, Director of Aprendo y Emprendo (Learn and Start Up), kicked off the day with the presentation “Building Sustainable Businesses,” urging entrepreneurs to generate economic, social, and environmental value.

Marketing strategist and speaker Isa Bermúdez captivated the audience with “The Voice of Your Brand: Communicating with Impact,” providing key insights for differentiating businesses in a competitive market.

For his part, economist Jesús Palacios presented “Business Opportunities in Venezuela,” offering a clear vision of the trends and growth possibilities in the current context.

The forum’s closing session was led by Joco González, a digital business specialist, who spoke on the “Strategic Use of Artificial Intelligence,” equipping attendees with cutting-edge tools to optimize their processes.

Boosting entrepreneurship

Monagas is one of the states where the entrepreneurial movement is strongest nationwide. Gabriel Oleggini, President of Fondeem, noted that the state has 37,000 registered entrepreneurs, 61 % of whom are women. “It’s a very interesting dynamic that allows us to develop the productive forces of our state,” he added.

The forum held in Monagas reaffirms Bancamiga’s corporate social responsibility policy. Bancamiga offers various training options for people with business initiatives and published the Entrepreneur’s Manual, outlining the steps to turn business ideas into reality.

And the entrepreneurs… “They also have access to the agency teams, who advise them on products and services, and to Bancamiga’s financing so they can scale and become business owners,” emphasized José Simón Elarba.

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The President of the Board of Directors of Bancamiga, José Simón Elarba, affirms that “investing in health is a fundamental pillar for the country’s development.” This is why, with its Social Responsibility strategy, the bank reaffirms its commitment to Venezuela and the well-being of Venezuelans by completing four years of sustained support for the Dr. Domingo Luciani Hospital.

This strategic alliance has enabled the modernization of equipment, infrastructure improvements, and the strengthening of surgical capacity at one of the country’s most important healthcare centers, benefiting thousands of people who visit this medical institution, Elarba adds.

Since 2023, the financial institution has focused its efforts on equipping the hospital with cutting-edge technology and specialized tools, understanding that health is a fundamental area of ​​care.

“Bancamiga’s history of contributions to the hospital reflects planned management oriented toward the critical needs of the healthcare center, helping to guarantee access to the human right to health,” emphasizes the Chairman of the Bank’s Board of Directors.

The financial institution began this social responsibility policy with the donation of a translucent surgical bed and a high-tech resectoscope for procedures in the urology and gynecology departments.

The hospital was also provided with 93 pieces of stainless steel surgical instruments (manufactured in Germany) and a specialized kit for the bariatric surgery program. In addition, infrastructure recovery plans were initiated, and direct banking services were provided to medical personnel at their workplaces.

Ongoing support

In 2024, Bancamiga’s efforts focused on two other strategic areas. The institution donated three boxes of specialized surgical instruments for traumatology and orthopedics, areas of extremely high demand in both emergency and elective surgeries.

Another important milestone was the donation of 42 pieces of radiation protection equipment (lead aprons, masks, and goggles, among others), ensuring the safety of medical personnel and patients in the radiology department, as well as during medium- and high-complexity procedures.

The following year, the provision of equipment to the health center included three-position electric beds and multiparameter monitors for monitoring vital signs. Furthermore, a state-of-the-art lesion generator was delivered, enabling pain management through frequency radiation therapy, an innovative therapeutic option for patients at the Domingo Luciani Hospital.

José Simón Elarba emphasizes that “in 2026, Bancamiga maintained its support for the hospital, contributing decisively to the operational efficiency of the surgical area” by carrying out specialized repair and maintenance work on the operating room climate control system.

This project—which included preventive and corrective maintenance of the cooling units—guarantees asepsis and optimal conditions in the surgical area, ensuring the continuity of procedures and the operational capacity of the healthcare center.

“Our mission goes beyond offering financial services. With our social commitment, we seek to positively transform the environment where we operate. The Domingo Luciani Hospital is a benchmark for healthcare, and Bancamiga is proud to invest in the health of Venezuelans and contribute to ensuring that its medical staff has the necessary tools to save lives,” he stated.

A human focus

Beyond the equipment, Bancamiga’s commitment has had a human face. Over the years, executives and brand ambassadors have visited the facilities, especially the pediatric ward, bringing messages of hope and joy to the children hospitalized there.

With these actions, Bancamiga reaffirms its commitment to social investment as a long-term endeavor, focused on expanding access to healthcare and strengthening the institutions that serve Venezuelans.

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The Venezuelan gastronomic scene reaches a new publishing milestone with the launch of “Flavors of the Soul: Culinary Universes Between Origin and Avant-Garde,” a work that, thanks to Bancamiga and Mastercard, transcends the recipe book to become a historical testimony of current haute cuisine.

The book serves as a record of the gatherings held in 2024 and 2025, when renowned figures such as Massimo Bottura, Norbert Niederkofler, and Andoni Luis Aduriz visited Venezuela.

Through the narrative of journalists and chroniclers Nahir Márquez, Giuliana Chiappe, Rubén Rojas, and Larissa Hernández, the work intertwines the visit of these global icons with the vibrancy of the national scene.

Regarding the significance of this launch, the Chairman of the Board of Directors of Bancamiga, José Simón Elarba, stated that “for our organization, ‘Flavors of the Soul’ represents a necessary record of what we can achieve when strategic vision is combined with a passion for excellence. This project has been conceived with the same rigor as the preparation of a great dish, where different elements and areas of work converge to leave a lasting testament to our management capabilities and commitment to culture.”

She stated that “at Bancamiga, we believe in experiences that leave a lasting impression. We trust in the value of bringing together people who share a way of seeing the world, enjoying it, and transforming it. Gastronomy, in that sense, has been a natural territory for expressing who we are and where we want to go.”

For Elarba, the book is an invitation to sit down at the table, to listen to the stories told through flavors, and to understand that when you work with purpose and sensitivity, even seemingly disparate worlds can engage in harmonious dialogue. Because in the end, “both in the kitchen and in life, what truly matters is sharing what we are passionate about and enjoying it.”

During the presentation this Thursday at Quinta Esmeralda in Campo Alegre, Claudia Acosta, Country Manager of Mastercard Venezuela, maintained that the book, Flavors of the Soul, is a testament to Mastercard’s commitment to Venezuelan culture.

Journalist and writer Giuliana Chiappe highlighted the importance of this publication in showcasing the richness that defines the country’s identity. Its fundamental value lies in uniting a love for culinary heritage and projecting the essence of Venezuelan society in a high-quality physical format.

“I think it’s wonderful that Bancamiga is producing a book like this, a book that endures, a book that remains, a printed book, a book that tells the story of who we are,” she stated during her remarks.

The work is not limited to a compilation of recipes; it also analyzes the artistic process and the fieldwork carried out “from scratch.” According to Chiappe, the final result is a testament to a sector that has achieved a “very high level,” positioning itself as a benchmark capable of attracting the top chefs of the Michelin Guide.

A bridge between origins and the global sphere

Flavors of the Soul not only highlights international presence but also delves into the culinary offerings of four chefs leading the way in Caracas: José Antonio Casanova at Toro, Claudia Crisante at Vizio, Issam Koteich at Cordero, and Juan Hernáez at Bocca Di Lupo.

Hernáez emphasized the importance of this institutional initiative within the context of the sector’s recovery, praising the effort to gather information and showcase the industry’s work in recent years. His approach at Bocca Di Lupo, which focuses on fusing Italian immigrant traditions with local products, exemplifies the richness of the gastronomic identity that the project seeks to protect.

“For me, it’s quite important, given the context Venezuela has experienced in recent years, that we are now not only seeing a recovery but that companies like Bancamiga are dedicated to gathering information and organizing these kinds of events,” he added.

“Sabores del Alma” also pays homage to the Venezuelan diaspora of talent that now boasts Michelin stars abroad, including Ricardo Chaneton (Mono, Hong Kong), Santiago Fernández (Maz, Tokyo), and Enrique Limardo (Seven Reasons, Washington, D.C.).

This, the third book from the Bancamiga Publishing Fund, following “Historias Repetibles” and “Manual para Emprendedores,” recognizes in its structure that haute cuisine is unviable without respect for its origins. Therefore, it dedicates a significant portion to the artisans of the product: Pilar Cabrera (Casa Mejillón), Miguel Rodríguez (Herencia Divina), Carlos Bejarano (Urbánico), and Octavio Teruel (Vegetales Marinos).

Conceived under the premise that creating a book emulates preparing a dish, this work blends technique, sensory memory, and organizational management. Ultimately, it is a necessary record of Venezuela’s capacity to generate world-class experiences through the universal language of food.

With Sabores del alma, Bancamiga and Mastercard connect their customers with top-level gastronomic experiences, integrating concepts of innovation, sustainability and social responsibility.

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To read and view the artwork, as well as learn more about the comprehensive “Flavors of the Soul” initiative, visit: https://www.bancamiga.com/sabores-del-alma/.

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In its quest to offer a cutting-edge and disruptive product in the country, Bancamiga, in partnership with Mastercard, presents Venezuela’s first Passion Card to the financial market: the “Flavors of the Soul” Debit Card.

“This card stems from the conviction that enjoyment, when well-thought-out, can also be a form of cultural connection. More than a tool, it is an invitation to explore culinary offerings that prioritize discernment, quality, and emotion, reinforcing that silent bond between those who create, those who accompany, and those who sit at the table with genuine interest,” stated José Simón Elarba, Chairman of the Board of Directors of Bancamiga.

Bancamiga and Mastercard launched this Passion Card to a select group of clients, ahead of the presentation this Thursday of the book *Flavors of the Soul*, in which Elarba writes that “at Bancamiga, we believe in experiences that leave a lasting impression. We trust in the value of bringing together people who share a way of seeing the world, enjoying it, and transforming it. Gastronomy, in that sense, has been a natural territory for expressing who we are and where we want to go.”

For Claudia Acosta, Country Manager of Mastercard Venezuela, this is not just another card, “but a key to a world of flavors and unforgettable experiences. With it, cardholders access exclusive experiences through Priceless.com.”

Global passions with local flavor

The Sabores del Alma debit card offers Mastercard benefits including promotions, exclusive passes with chefs and at world-class restaurants, a curated guide to restaurants around the world, and the opportunity for cardholders to receive incentives on their account when dining at the country’s most prestigious restaurants.

It also features discounts on premium dining packages through Mastercard Collection, travel benefits, and preferential access to VIP lounges at airports worldwide.

“This Bancamiga card is the embodiment of one of our most vibrant passions: gastronomy. Our shared vision with Bancamiga offers access to the Priceless in Venezuela. In a country where gastronomy unites generations through tradition, this Passion Card invites everyone to experience global passions with local flavor,” added Acosta.

More than just offering benefits, this exclusive product from the Flavors of the Soul initiative is an invitation to explore a world where aromas evoke roots and every detail is designed for those seeking to give profound meaning to every experience.

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Bancamiga carried out specialized repair and maintenance work on the air conditioning system in the operating room area of ​​the “Dr. Domingo Luciani” Hospital in Caracas.

This social action restores the optimal temperature and aseptic conditions necessary for performing surgical procedures, ensuring that the healthcare center maintains its operational capacity for the benefit of thousands of patients who visit this institution.

The Chairman of the Board of Directors of Bancamiga, José Simón Elarba, stated that “the restoration of the air conditioning system is not just an infrastructure improvement. It represents a crucial step in guaranteeing the right to health for those who need it most.”

By optimizing these spaces in the hospital, the financial institution directly contributes to reducing waiting times for surgeries and providing a safe environment for both medical staff and patients.

Supporting life and the future: Bancamiga collaborates with efficient and safe access to healthcare

Elarba emphasized that for the bank, “social responsibility is a pillar that connects us with the real needs of Venezuelans. We understand that supporting the Domingo Luciani Hospital is supporting the lives and futures of our people, facilitating efficient and safe access to healthcare for all.”

The project included preventive and corrective maintenance of the cooling units; the replacement of components; and the optimization of the electrical system related to the air conditioning of the surgical area.

With this new initiative, Bancamiga reaffirms its role as a socially responsible company, investing in projects that generate a positive and sustainable impact on the quality of life of Venezuelans, supporting the work carried out by the country’s public health centers.

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In a financial environment that demands absolute rigor and demonstrable transparency, Bancamiga has consolidated prevention in each of its processes, elevating its risk management culture.

On its way to its first 20 years, Bancamiga demonstrates that the fundamental pillar of its security originates from the highest corporate levels. Its Board of Directors, chaired by Dr. José Simón Elarba, has prioritized and invested heavily in compliance and prevention, demonstrating a proactive commitment to protecting the bank against global challenges. There is a total commitment to the Prevention and Control of Money Laundering, Terrorist Financing, and the Financing of the Proliferation of Weapons of Mass Destruction.

“The support, vision, and investment of the Board of Directors, make all the difference operationally. It is a declaration of principles that allows us to act with complete independence, state-of-the-art resources, and the utmost rigor,” Elarba stated.

This commitment and leadership have a single, non-negotiable objective: to safeguard depositors’ assets with the seriousness, responsibility, and respect that their trust deserves.

A driving force for prevention

To achieve this level of asset protection, the institution maintains a robust and constantly evolving Integrated Risk Management System (IRMS). This set of policies, rules, and procedures serves as the core of the bank’s “institutional shield,” enabling the proactive identification, measurement, control, and mitigation of any exposure, ensuring financial traceability in every transaction across the network.

Bancamiga’s prevention architecture is being adapted to international standards, necessary for operating in the global banking environment, guaranteeing that its anti-money laundering policies are perfectly aligned with best practices and guidelines from developed countries.

In the national regulatory sphere, Bancamiga’s operations are adapted to all current prudential regulations. Compliance with these regulations will allow Bancamiga to consistently exceed the parameters required by the regulatory body, demonstrating a zero-tolerance policy toward irregular transactions.

Technological and process modernization

Its Integrated Risk Management System has undergone a profound modernization process, redesigning its workflows to make them more agile, efficient, and robust in the face of the new dynamics of the digital economy. However, the best technology requires the most specialized human talent.

For the past two consecutive years, Bancamiga has implemented an ambitious training and awareness program for its staff. This ongoing effort has placed special emphasis on strengthening prevention and control units, ensuring that the bank’s daily operations are handled by highly trained, career experts.

This deep commitment to compliance has a clear goal: to position Bancamiga as a global benchmark of trust.

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