El Salvador has one bank that everyone in the country knows: Banco Agrícola. Founded in 1955 and now owned by a Colombian banking group, it holds roughly one dollar in every four that moves through the Salvadoran financial system. Full nameBanco Agrícola, S.A. Ticker / exchangeBANAGRI.SV — Bolsa de Valores de El Salvador HeadquartersBlvd. Constitución #100, San Salvador, El Salvador SectorCommercial banking (universal bank) Employees~2,837 (latest disclosed figure, 2018 per EMIS) Total assets~$6.1 billion (our calculation: 24% of $25.3B Salvadoran banking-system assets, Dec 2024) Total revenues (net interest + fees)~$615M …
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