Most Peruvians who pay a friend with a phone tap are quietly using a bank founded by Italian immigrants in 1889. That bank is BCP, and it is the largest in the country. Full nameBanco de Crédito del Perú (BCP) Tickers / exchangeCREDITC1 · Lima Stock Exchange (BVL). Parent Credicorp trades as BAP on the NYSE. HeadquartersLima, Peru SectorCommercial and retail banking Employees20,700 Yearly sales (revenue, 2025)S/16.93 billion (about US$4.95 billion) Net profit (2025)S/6.48 billion (about US$1.90 billion) Net margin (our calculation)About 38% of revenue kept as profit Return on …
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