El Salvador's second-largest bank carries a name that resonates across the country's financial history — and the institution behind that name is a quietly disciplined lender that earned more in 2024 than it ever has, while its parent group is on a regional buying spree that could transform it into a Central American heavyweight. Full nameBanco Cuscatlán de El Salvador, S.A. y Subsidiarias Ticker / exchangeBCUS.SV — Bolsa de Valores de El Salvador (debt securities) HeadquartersEdificio Pirámide Cuscatlán, Km 10.5, Carretera Panamericana, La Libertad, El Salvador SectorCommercial banking EmployeesMore than …
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