More than a hundred non-state economic actors have benefited from Microcredit Grow. This initiative led by the Banco Popular de Ahorro, seeks to strengthen the service in the provincial capital. To achieve this objective, the local banking branch recently made an exchange with self-employed workers and Mipymes. During the meeting, topics such as foreign exchange accounts, financing options and credit modalities were addressed.
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More than a hundred non-state economic actors have benefited from Microcredit Grow. This initiative led by the Banco Popular de Ahorro, seeks to strengthen the service in the provincial capital. To achieve this objective, the local banking branch recently made an exchange with self-employed workers and Mipymes. During the meeting, topics such as foreign exchange accounts, financing options and credit modalities were addressed.