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Overview Peru enjoyed a favourable trade balance during 2002. Exports amounted to US$7.68bn, and imports were US$7.42bn. Exports in the first half of 2003 were US$4.12bn; imports were US$4.11bn. Principal exports in the first half included gold, copper, textiles, zinc,...
Surecomp, a leading provider of trade finance, cash letters, factoring and reconciliation solutions for the financial services industry announced today…
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According to Mibanco's president Oscar Rivera, only 30% of Peru's micro-sized enterprises receive financing from (more…)
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Peru has paid off £50 million (GBP) of the total... (more…)
The Peruvian banking regulator SBS is currently studying requests submitted by two local financial institutions interested in the factoring and…
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Peruvian agriculture development bank Agrobanco aims to place some 80m nuevo soles (US$24.5m) in direct loans in 2005, local press…
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Competition in the micro lending and small-and medium-sized enterprise (SME) financing sectors in Peru is stiffening because of a boom…
According to a statement from the banking regulator SBS, the Peruvian congress has approved a law that allows non-bank entities…
Several Peruvian insurers are likely to offer a new government-backed export credit insurance product next year, according to national foreign…
Several of Peru's largest banks have signed up for the government's new credit insurance for small- and medium-sized exporters (SMEs),…
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