Bolivia's fourth-largest bank stopped paying its depositors in April 2023, triggering the country's first bank seizure in a quarter-century — and a criminal case that stretches from Santa Cruz's business elite to a prison hospital bed. Full nameBanco Fassil S.A. (en Intervención) Ticker / ExchangeFSL.BO — Bolsa Boliviana de Valores (BBV) HeadquartersSanta Cruz de la Sierra, Bolivia SectorCommercial banking (under state administration / winding down) Employees~2,927 (2025 est.) — down from ~4,600 at intervention Market value (market cap)Not disclosed in available sources (shares suspended) Total assets (last full year, 2022)BOB …
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