El Salvador's smallest full-licence bank was born from the wreckage of a Mexican retail lender and rebuilt into something entirely different: a Salvadoran microfinance institution that lends mostly to women-owned micro-businesses who never had a bank account before. Key Facts — Banco Abank, S.A. Full nameBanco Abank, Sociedad Anónima Ticker / exchangeBABANK.SV — Bolsa de Valores de El Salvador (debt securities issuer) HeadquartersAntiguo Cuscatlán, La Libertad, El Salvador SectorBanking — microfinance & SME lending Employees501–1,000 (2024) Market value (market cap)Not applicable — listed as debt issuer only; no public equity …
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