The financial institution plans to continue investing in technology to improve customer-facing services as well as internal processes. #NewsismyBusiness
The latest results include an after-tax impact of $9.1 million related to the FDIC Special Assessment in November 2023. #NewsismyBusiness
In a call with reporters, Oriental’s CEO said because of its different strategies, its customer base increased by 3% year over year. #NewsismyBusiness
MCS is seeking new mentoring opportunities for medical students and resident physicians. #NewsismyBusiness
The company announced the process of changing its name as part of its “move toward the future at the service of Puerto Rican credit unions.” #NewsismyBusiness
This clarity provided by the FHFA makes it easier for Puerto Rican cooperatives to access financial services and stability. #NewsismyBusiness
The bank’s loan growth was driven largely by its commercial banking clients throughout the communities it serves in South Florida and Puerto Rico. #NewsismyBusiness
Popular Inc. CEO Ignacio Álvarez confirmed that the Apple Pay service will finally become available in Puerto Rico this year. #NewsismyBusiness
Oriental reported a $1.2 billion public funds deposit in mid-December, although the name of the agency involved remains undisclosed due to regulatory restrictions. #NewsismyBusiness
In 2023, First BanCorp. returned approximately $300 million, or close to 100%, of 2023 earnings, to shareholders through $200 million in stock repurchases and the payment of $100 million in common stock dividends. #NewsismyBusiness
MCS exceeded growth expectations during the recently ended annual enrollment period as its commercial health plans also added a significant number of new beneficiaries for 2024. #NewsismyBusiness
The new branch, which serves a portfolio of 40,000 clients, is generating eight new jobs. #NewsismyBusiness
Long-standing CEOs delve into topics such as the future of the banking sector and their forecasts for industry development. #NewsismyBusiness
The Fed compared banks based in Puerto Rico with a control group of U.S. banks on the mainland to better understand how extreme weather disasters affect bank stability and their ability to lend. #NewsismyBusiness
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