Despite the significant challenges and risks of the inflationary outlook, Banco de la República is acting to fulfil the central bank’s price stability mandate, writes the governor.

While banks in the region are trying to anticipate which skills they will need in future, they are also focusing on how to diversify their talent pool across the board. 

Small and mid-sized banks are likely to offer buy now, pay later solutions to attract new customers. But only the region’s bigger lenders may be able to move the needle.

Despite the advance in the number of people accessing financial services in the region, those who have access to them still face struggles in terms of costs and indebtedness risk.

Celebrating 75 years in Canada, Bank of America launches its Request for Pay feature in the country.

Of the 650 fintechs in operation in Mexico, just 46 operate under its 2018 fintech law. Industry experts lament its shortcomings.

Banks on both sides of the Atlantic are struggling to invest in tech, but US lenders are at risk of falling behind.

Fintechs have long promised to transform financing for Mexico’s SMEs, but as large retailers and digital marketplaces come into the arena, it is the latter that could win the credit game. 

Canada and economies across Asia have grown their share of US imports faster than Mexico in recent years. There are now signs of a turnaround.

BNY Mellon’s head of financing and liquidity speaks about the expansion of LiquidityDirect, recovering from the pandemic and supporting clients during the recent US banking crisis.