Informe de Sostenibilidad 2025

Informe de Sostenibilidad 2025

Presentación de resultado del sector bancario CBI 2025

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TBCS

Key Statistics




Weekly liquidity


Weekly difference
09-18-2026
54.11%
Weekly liquidity

Annual difference
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July-26

6.92%
168,723.91
Total assets

Annual difference
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July-26

4.85%
71,149.41
Domestic deposits

Annual difference
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July-26

1.76%
65,729.57
Domestic loans
July-26
62
Total banks

Annual difference
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July-26

12.56%
278,39
Profit for the period

Annual difference
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July-26

-0.12%
1.81%
ROA
ROA

Annual difference
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July-26

-0.99%
15.18%
ROE
ROE

Interbank fees

3.53
1 week
3.60
2 weeks
3.91
1 month
4.41
2 months
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3 months
4.55
6 months
Week from 09-12-2026 to 09-18-2026 (for information purposes only)
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