“To consolidate a process of economic growth with greater social well-being, we require financial institutions with long-term vision and commitment, capable of efficiently channeling resources, supporting productive projects and protecting their clients’ savings,” the governor said in her speech.
He added that it is important to take advantage of the opportunities of regional integration, with the T-MEC, since productive investment can be promoted.
“At the Bank of Mexico we will continue working to offer conditions of stability and certainty that favor the performance of the financial system and institutions like yours,” he said in front of Carlos Slim Helú, honorary and life president of the Board of Directors of Grupo Carso.
Also present at the speech were Marco Antonio Slim Domit, president of Grupo Financiero Inbursa, and Javier Foncerrada, general director of the Group.
Victoria Rodríguez said that for greater growth and social well-being, financial institutions with a long-term vision are required that support productive projects.
“In such a competitive and changing environment, such as the financial one, turning sixty requires a great capacity for adaptation,” he said.
Inbursa is the seventh largest bank in the country with 706,597 million pesos in assets and profits of 7,480 million until the third quarter of this year.
The bank’s credit portfolio amounts to 467,303 million pesos, of which 70% of the resources are financing for companies.
