A decade ago Banco Azul de El Salvador did not exist; today it holds nearly $900 million in assets and is the country's most visible homegrown challenger bank — built from scratch by a local ownership group that refuses to be dwarfed by the multinationals on its doorstep. Full nameBanco Azul de El Salvador, S.A. Ticker / exchangeABANAZUL (shares); CIBANAZUL2 (bonds) — Bolsa de Valores de El Salvador HeadquartersColonia San Benito, San Salvador, El Salvador SectorCommercial banking Employees~423 Market value (market cap)~$88.0 million (80 million shares × last traded price …
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