The president and CEO of Scotiabank globally, Scott Thomsonand the Group Head of International Banking of the institution, Francisco Aristeguietaare visiting Mexico, one of the priority markets for the Canadian financial institution.
In this framework, they reaffirmed the strategic importance of the country in the bank’s plans.
According to a statement, the visit highlighted the commitment of Scotiabank as a catalyst for the Mexican economy.
They continue to identify opportunities
He pointed out that Scotiabank’s global leaders met with clients, managers and staff of the bank, where they highlighted the strength of the financial group’s operations in Mexico and its contribution to the institution’s global goals.
“Our business in Mexico is one of the top five banks in the sector, with scale and a solid team; We continue to identify tremendous opportunities across the country,” said Scott Thomson.
He added: “Our presence in North America is a key differentiator for the bank, and we are committed to creating greater connectivity between Canada, Mexico and the United States.”
Meanwhile, Francisco Aristeguieta highlighted that to take advantage of the market’s growth potential, Scotiabank prioritizes process optimization.
“Our priority is to provide an exceptional customer experience with a focus on creating deeper and more meaningful relationships,” he said.
He mentioned that one of the bank’s main strengths in Mexico are the almost 10,000 people who work to consolidate its position as the fifth largest bank in credit portfolio participation.
Finally, he added that, thanks to the digital transformation and improvements in infrastructure, Scotiabank is ready to support the development of sectors driven by nearshoring, a process that will strengthen the position of Mexican manufacturing in the region.
