El Salvador's only stock exchange is a piece of national infrastructure that also happens to be a listed company — small, profitable, nearly debt-free, and now boldly staking a claim as Central America's first regulated digital-asset marketplace. Full nameBolsa de Valores de El Salvador, S.A. de C.V. Ticker / ExchangeBVES.SV — listed on its own exchange (Bolsa de Valores de El Salvador) HeadquartersTorre Millennium Plaza, La Libertad / San Salvador, El Salvador SectorFinancial infrastructure — stock exchange & market services EmployeesNot disclosed in available sources Market value (market cap)Not disclosed …
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