A Colombian banking group planted its red-house flag in Tegucigalpa in December 2012, and the Honduran subsidiary it built from the ruins of HSBC's local franchise has become a two-billion-dollar balance sheet earning solid profits — even as its parent reshapes the region's banking map with a landmark Scotiabank deal. Key Facts — Banco Davivienda Honduras, S.A. Full nameBanco Davivienda Honduras, Sociedad Anónima Ticker / exchangeDAVIVIENDA.HN — Bolsa Centroamericana de Valores (BCV) HeadquartersTegucigalpa, Honduras SectorCommercial banking EmployeesNot published: the 2024 audited financial statements filed with the CNBS do not include …
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