One of El Salvador's oldest banks — founded in 1885, before the country had electricity — is today the local arm of Colombia's second-largest banking group, serving one in every eight dollars of assets in the Salvadoran financial system. Full nameBanco Davivienda Salvadoreño, S.A. Tickers / exchangeADAVIVISV (shares); BDAV.SV (bonds) — Bolsa de Valores de El Salvador HeadquartersAv. Manuel Enrique Araujo No. 3550, San Salvador, El Salvador SectorCommercial banking / universal banking EmployeesMore than 2,000 Market value (market cap)Not disclosed in available sources (shares thinly traded locally) Yearly revenue (net …
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