Leonardo Aguileraexecutive president of Banreservasreported this Friday that the loan portfolio of the financial institution exceeds RD$631,321 million, at the end of September 2025, for an increase of RD$67,657.4 million compared to the same period in 2024.
When speaking at the 84th anniversary mass of the Reserve Bank held at the Primate Cathedral of America, Aguilera also highlighted that the bank assets They rose to RD$1,352,841.6 million, a figure higher by RD$143,997.3 million, equivalent to 11.9%, compared to September of last year.
“With this increase, loans to the private sector amounted to RD$595,795 million and represented 94.4% of the total portfolio as of September 2025, while RD$35,527 million were allocated to the public sector, constituting just 5.6%,” said the banking executive.
More than a third of the market
He pointed out that the financial institution has 37% of the market share among the multiple banksan achievement that reflects the trust placed by millions of Dominicans, in addition to consolidating itself as the main strategic partner of the productive sectors that drive the economic and social development of the country.
He revealed that, for 84 years of existence in Dominican society, Banreservas It has been much more than a financial entity, because it has become an example of perseverance and a symbol of national commitment.
“At present, we assume these values that correspond to the uncompromising example with the good practices in the public function that our president transmits Luis Abinader“, he expressed.
- Aguilera insisted that the commitment to ethics, transparencyservice to the country and respect for values that live in Banreservas They are transmitted through generations and are non-negotiable items in the banking entity with more than eight decades in the Dominican nation.
He also highlighted the strong presence of the Reserve Bank in the national territory, as well as in MadridMiami and New York, where the Bank has created strong ties with the Dominican community residing abroad.
To the homily officiated by Monsignor Ramón Benito ÁngelesAuxiliary Emeritus of the Archdiocese of Santo Domingo, attended civil authorities and legislative, clients, related parties and executives of the financial institution.
