Banisi is a Panamanian bank that grew from an Ecuadorian family's vision into a billion-dollar institution. It now operates from a sleek tower on Calle 50, but its ownership story – involving a former president, a foundation, and a private holding company – is what sets it apart. Full nameBanisi, S.A. Tickers / exchangeBANI / Latinex (Panama) HeadquartersPanama City, Panama SectorBanking (universal licence) EmployeesNot published in available sources Market valueNot listed – privately held; no public market capitalisation Yearly sales (revenue)Not published as a stand-alone annual figure; SBP data shows …
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