Ecuador runs two stock exchanges, and Quito's — the BVQ — is the older and larger of the pair: a 55-year-old institution that helped channel more than $15 billion in securities trades across the country in 2024, yet trades its own shares on a lightly followed equity board with a handful of analysts watching. Key Facts — Bolsa de Valores de Quito S.A. (BVQ) Full nameBolsa de Valores de Quito BVQ Sociedad Anónima Ticker / exchangeBVQ — listed on the Bolsa de Valores de Guayaquil (BVG), Ecuador HeadquartersAv. Amazonas N21-252 …
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