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Credicorp Ltd. Common Stock (BAP)

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NYSE · Last Trade: Apr 6th, 10:45 AM EDT
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Competitors to Credicorp Ltd. Common Stock (BAP)

Banco de Crédito del Perú

Banco de Crédito del Perú (BCP) is one of the largest banks in Peru and enjoys a significant market share, directly competing with Credicorp for retail and corporate banking clients. Both banks focus on expanding their digital banking services to appeal to tech-savvy customers and streamline operations. While BCP has a powerful local presence and strong brand loyalty, Credicorp's diverse portfolio and broader regional reach provide it with a competitive advantage.

BBVA Peru

BBVA Peru is part of the global BBVA Group, offering various banking services similar to those provided by Credicorp. This competitor seeks to innovate using cutting-edge technology to improve customer experience, and both institutions emphasize digital transformation. Despite BBVA's strength due to its global backing, Credicorp's more extensive knowledge of the Peruvian market gives it an advantage in tailoring services to local clients.

Grupo Aval Acciones y Valores S.A.

Grupo Aval is a prominent financial services conglomerate in Latin America that competes with Credicorp via its subsidiaries that provide banking, insurance, and investments. The direct competition occurs mainly in offering comprehensive financial solutions and services. Although Grupo Aval is larger in scale, Credicorp's profitable operations and focus on customer service provide it with a competitive edge in various segments.

Intercorp Financial Services Inc. IFS -2.89%

Intercorp Financial Services offers a range of financial services in Peru, including banking, insurance, and wealth management. Both Credicorp and Intercorp operate in similar market segments, often vying for the same customer base. They compete on the grounds of customer service, product offerings, and technological innovations. While Intercorp has a strong presence in multiple financial sectors, Credicorp generally leads in market share and financial strength, giving it a competitive edge.

Scotiabank Peru

Scotiabank Peru operates as a subsidiary of Canada’s Scotiabank and competes with Credicorp by offering a wide range of retail and commercial banking services. Scotiabank uses its international experience to enhance service offerings and risk management. Although Credicorp has a larger footprint within Peru, Scotiabank's backing from a well-established international bank allows it to leverage global best practices, thus creating an effective competition strategy.