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Mexican development bank, Nacional Financiera (Nafin) and the American export and import bank Ex-Im Bank signed an agreement to grant loans to small- and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs). The agreement allows the granting of loans in pesos and dollars to Mexican...
Between January and September this year, the earnings of the 15 factoring companies in Mexico reached 137.3 million pesos (US$12.3m),…
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The Latin American Association of Development Finance Institutions (ALIDE) is planning to join forces with other organisations in order to…
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During the first half of the year, financing offered by Limited Purpose Financial Companies (Sofoles), or non-bank banks, increased by…
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Mexico's largest financial group BBVA Bancomer at a Wednesday press conference unveiled a program to issue 6bn pesos (US$526m) in…
Mexico's thir- largest bank Santander Serfin has set aside 1bn pesos (US$86.8m) for loans to small- and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs)…
The official unveiling of Mexico's newest bank, Banco Ve por Mas, on 11 October was welcome news indeed for a…
Mexico's largest development bank Nacional Financiero (Nafin) reported first half net income of 113m pesos (US$9.9m), compared to losses of…
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Mexico's second largest bank Banamex has launched an online financial services portal for small and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs), the company…
Mexico's factoring industry reported net income of 84.5m pesos (US$7.3m) in the first half of 2004, a 16 per cent…
There are 16 factoring companies in the Mexican factoring market, the largest of them being Factor Banorte, Heller Financial and…
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Mexico's national foreign trade bank Bancomext issued US$2.1bn in loans to support export activities in the first five months of…
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