Banco Promerica participated in the XVIII Ibero-American Forum of CentraRSE, which focused on sustainability under the theme “Sustainability: innovate, compete, prosper.” The bank shared its experiences as part of Grupo Promerica and highlighted its role in integrating sustainable practices into business strategy.
The event brought together business leaders and experts to discuss how companies can enhance innovation and competitiveness through sustainable practices that contribute to social prosperity.
Ramiro Ortiz, President and CBO of Grupo Promerica, was a panelist at the CEO Summit titled “Sustainable Capital: Engine of Innovation and Competitiveness.” He spoke about the group’s commitment to sustainability, emphasizing key milestones such as issuing sustainable bonds aimed at financing high-impact projects.
Ingrid Granadeño, Regional Manager of Relationship Banking for Grupo Promerica, also participated in the Sustainable Talks segment with a presentation titled “Grupo Promerica’s Sustainability Strategy,” sharing a case study on their approach.
Grupo Promerica has promoted banking as a platform for creating economic, social, and environmental value for over 30 years. The organization states that sustainability is central to its vision and influences all decision-making processes, product development, and client support. This approach seeks to foster an inclusive and transparent banking model.
“In Grupo Promerica we see banking as an engine of social and economic transformation. Our experience confirms that integrating sustainability strengthens trust and reputation, in addition to generating positive impact and long-term value,” said Ingrid Granadeño, Regional Manager of Relationship Banking for Grupo Promerica.
The forum served as an opportunity for Grupo Promerica to share lessons learned from issuing Guatemala’s first Sustainable Banking Bond. The group emphasized the importance of institutional commitment, innovation in financial frameworks, and collaboration with key market players.
Grupo Promerica continues to promote responsible banking aligned with global challenges while reaffirming its commitment to sustainable regional development. The group operates across nine countries in Central America, South America, and the Caribbean—including Guatemala—and is managed by a multinational team with significant financial sector experience. Its mission is to develop relationships through banking products and services that help communities overcome cultural, economic, personal or geographic barriers.
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