The deputies of the Financial Commission approved on friday, july 30, 2021, a favorable opinion to approve the Ley de Regulación de los Servicios de Información sobre el Historial de Crédito, which will be taken to the next Plenary Session, on tuesday, august 10.

From august 16, a section will be enabled on the website of FIREMPRESA, in which employers of micro, small and medium enterprises (MSMEs) may register to obtain the subsidy for the minimum wage increase, which comes into effect next Sunday, this was announced by the head of the Banco de Desarrollo de El Salvador (BANDESAL), Juan Pablo Durán.

The Central American Bank for Economic Integration (CABEI) approved US$200 million in financing for the Republic of El Salvador to strengthen the coverage and quality of educational services in the country.

The Treasury Commission issued a favorable opinion to reform the Ley de Creación del Fideicomiso de Recuperación Económica de las Empresas Salvadoreñas (FIREMPRESA), with the purpose of facilitating the delivery of the government subsidy to micro, small and medium-sized companies (MSMEs) as an aid before the increase of the minimum wage for one year.

Banco Promerica will hold a new edition of the Financial Solutions Reactivation Fair in virtual and in-person modalities.

"RojoTúDavivienda" a project that has managed to promote the strengthening and sustainability of various sectors that are essential for the development and growth of Colombia.

Banco CUSCATLAN presents its new e-pay Platinum Mastercard CUSCATLAN credit card in the quest to always offer the best benefits to cardholders, this time focused on digital shopping on an international scale.

The Central American Bank for Economic Integration (CABEI) has approved today a US$1 million Non-Reimbursable Technical Cooperation to the Republic of El Salvador with the objective of reinforcing development initiatives oriented to the health and education sectors.

Avianca Holdings filed a proposal with the Bankruptcy Court seeking approval of the terms of the commitment letters for its US$1.6 billion chapter 11 exit financing.