First Finance has been summoned to a hearing at OCIF within 10 days.
Excluding the effects of that transaction, Popular Inc.’s net income for the quarter would have been $195.8 million.
The financial institution will mark its 74th anniversary this week.
The bank's CEO urged the public sector to "execute" to rebuild Puerto Rico's infrastructure.
The sector also reported a total of 1.1 million credit union members.
New banking guidance unveiled to ease financial burdens, including waiving ATM fees, expediting money transmission, and waiving late fees.
"There is a very direct link between domestic violence and the risk of losing a home,” said Ariadna Godreau, executive director of the nonprofit.
The agency determined Athena’s failure to comply with licensing requirements under Puerto Rico laws.
The deal will be accounted for as a treasury stock transaction.
Popular will report an after-tax gain of approximately $131 million.
The class-action lawsuit names Triple-S, MAPFRE, Universal Insurance and Cooperativa de Seguros Múltiples.
The transaction has received regulatory approval.
The recent result was down from the $218 million on record for the same year-ago period.
The bank reported growth in several segments.
The banking executive recognized the challenges affecting the island, such as skyrocketing electricity costs and the increase in cost of living.
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