Eleven years ago, a Panamanian insurance group decided its policyholders needed a bank — one that would walk up to a street vendor's stall and offer a small loan. Canal Bank, S.A. is the result: a Panama City lender born in microcredit that has grown into a full-service commercial bank with more than $650 million in assets, listed on its home exchange but still closely held by the conglomerate that created it. Full nameCanal Bank, S.A. y Subsidiarias Ticker / exchangeCANAL — Bolsa de Valores de Panamá (Latinex) HeadquartersTorre CanalBank, …
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