List with the 23 financial entities dissolved in the Dominican Republic in 19 years

List with the 23 financial entities dissolved in the Dominican Republic in 19 years

In the last 19 years, 23 financial intermediation entities have been dissolved by the authorities as a result of resolutions approved by the Monetary Board. The most recent is from Bancamérica started this week.

From October 16, 2003 to January 28, 2022, the Monetary Board has decided on 23 institutions that should have been dissolved from the Dominican financial system, as reported by the Superintendency of Banks.

The Superintendence reported its intervention to Bancamérica to initiate its dissolution, in accordance with the provisions of the Monetary Board in its Second Resolution of January 28, 2022. “The measure was due to the fact that the bank failed to comply with legal and regulatory provisions within the framework of a regularization plan,” he explained.

Bancamérica it is a small bank with barely 0.13% of the assets of the national financial system.

Below is the list of entities dissolved from 2003 to date, ordered from the most recent to the oldest.

one MULTIPLE BANK OF THE AMERICAS, SA (BANCAMERICA) JANUARY 28, 2022
two FINANZAR CREDIT CORPORATION, SA MARCH 25, 2019
3 THE CASH CREDIT CORPORATION FEBRUARY 21, 2019
4 ORIENTAL CREDIT CORPORATION, SA JANUARY 24, 2019
5 LA AMERICANA CREDIT CORPORATION, SA JULY 19, 2018
6 RONA CREDIT CORPORATION, SA NOVEMBER 24, 2016
7 PROVIDENTIAL SAVINGS AND CREDIT BANK, SA JUNE 02, 2016
8 PERAVIA BANK OF SAVINGS AND CREDIT, SA NOVEMBER 19, 2014
9 MICRO SAVINGS AND CREDIT BANK, SA FEBRUARY 7, 2013
10 CREDIT AND TOURISM FINANCIAL COMPANY, SA JULY 12, 2012
eleven FINANCIAL CREDICORP, SA AUGUST 18, 2011
12 INVER-CAR, C. BY A. JUNE 17, 2010
13 FINANCIAL INVESTMENTS M & R, C. BY A. NOVEMBER 18, 2010
14 BUSINESS AND INDUSTRY FINANCE SANTA CLARA, SA DECEMBER 16, 2008
fifteen CENTRAL SAVINGS AND LOAN ASSOCIATION JANUARY 18, 2007
16 SAVINGS AND CREDIT BANK OCHOA, SA APRIL 19, 2007
17 AUTOMOTIVE FINANCING, SA (FINAMÓVIL) APRIL 19, 2007
18 DOMINICAN SOLIDARITY CREDIT, SA AUGUST 10, 2006
19 NATIONAL FINANCIAL CREDITS, SA (CONACRE) JUNE 09, 2005
twenty FINANCIERA ROYAL DOMINICANA, S.A JULY 07, 2005
twenty-one UNIFIED DEVELOPMENT BANK, SA JULY 08, 2004
22 INTERCONTINENTAL BANK SA (BANINTER) APRIL 07, 2003

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