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          The collateral support loans under the Boost Your Business program are for construction and equipment financing for the new Bayamón location. #NewsismyBusiness
 
    
          The financial institution also saw quarter-over-quarter growth, as it reported $103.3 million for the quarter ended March 31, 2024. #NewsismyBusiness
 
    
          First BanCorp.’s board of directors approved a quarterly cash dividend of $0.16 per share on its outstanding common stock. #NewsismyBusiness
 
    
          During the quarter, OFG also moved ahead with its share buyback program, implementing close to the $50 million approved by its board. #NewsismyBusiness
 
    
          Romark established its operation in Puerto Rico in 2019. #NewsismyBusiness
 
    
          The Credit Union Industry Financial Stability Index, prepared by Estudios Técnicos, reflects improvement in 2024. #NewsismyBusiness
 
    
          The alliance promises faster property transactions with a fully digitalized mortgage process. #NewsismyBusiness
 
    
          Over the last 12 months ending first quarter 2024, Banesco USA has granted $212.8 million in ECIP loans in Puerto Rico. #NewsismyBusiness
 
    
          Construction of the Popular Campus complex in Hato Rey entails a $300 million investment. #NewsismyBusiness
 
    
          Camarero will use the funding to continue its uninterrupted operations. #NewsismyBusiness
 
    
          Puerto Rico banks such as Banco Popular, FirstBank and Oriental Bank have moved to reduce or eliminate overdraft/NSF fees in recent years. #NewsismyBusiness
 
    
          Ferrer was also named President of Popular Inc.’s two banking subsidiaries. #NewsismyBusiness
 
    
          The MCS Foundation has extended its financial support to the Salvation Army Puerto Rico and USVI Division, with more than $200,000 in donations over the last five years. #NewsismyBusiness
 
    
          Banesco USA named Maritza Abadía as the island’s only woman president of a local bank. #NewsismyBusiness
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