Credicorp is the quiet giant of Peruvian finance — a Lima-based group that owns the country's largest bank and much more. It is also one of the few Latin American financial groups that consistently earns more on its shareholders' money than almost any large bank in the region. Full nameCredicorp Ltd. Tickers / exchangeBAP — Lima Stock Exchange (BVL); NYSE: BAP HeadquartersHamilton, Bermuda (registered); Lima, Peru (operating) SectorFinancial services — banking, insurance, pensions, asset management Founded1995 Market valueNot published in available sources Yearly sales (total operating income, 2025)S/24,391 million (US$24,391 …
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