Strength of the Mexican Banking Sector in Times of Change

The Mexican banking sector demonstrates stability and unity, facing challenges such as financial inclusion and digital transformation. Adaptability is key to thrive.


Strength of the Mexican Banking Sector in Times of Change

The Mexican banking sector has demonstrated remarkable strength and unity to support different groups amid processes and backgrounds. The banks in the country have maintained financial stability and reinforced collaboration with clients and union cohesion.

Among the opportunities in Mexico, it is clear that the banking sector can face any transformation process. Financial inclusion remains a pending challenge, but with a renewed focus and strategic partnerships, access to financial services for all sectors of society can be expanded.

Specialization and technological innovation are fundamental to being a pillar in the country's economic development. In the case of corporate entities, this strength is crucial for risk management and long-term financial planning. Fintechs have added complexity and opportunity to the sector, becoming strategic allies.

In foreign trade, some Fintechs are streamlining processes such as financing for exporters and importers and managing exchange rate risks. During the Covid-19 pandemic, the Mexican banking system showed stability thanks to the support of the Bank of Mexico, avoiding insolvency and liquidity problems.

Specialization, cybersecurity, and digital transformation are priority topics for maintaining competitiveness in a digitized environment. Technological adaptation and proactive risk management are essential for the resilience of the banking sector in future transformations.

The CEO of Banco BASE highlights the importance of unity during times of inflection and the challenge of financial inclusion as a structural challenge. It is expected that the coming months will define constant change and adaptability in the business and corporate sector in Mexico.