BBVA's Big Test Was in Mexico and Has Passed It: This Is How the Bank Protects Its Customers' Money
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BBVA Mexico argued that this launch seeks to serve a segment of customers who want to build housing according to their needs, location and heritage project, but that until now it had to solve separately the purchase of the land, the financing of the work, and the administration of resources during the construction.
BBVA’s internal dynamics progress as expected by the entity and experts, while risks related to Turkey appear to be largely discounted, and it is expected that the profits of the banking company will recover as inflation normalizes. Without going further, the conviction in Mexico is reinforced by the second quarter’s impression. In this sense, the results of the second quarter should reassure investors about the strength of BBVA’s Mexican busine…
BBVA Mexico has expanded the experience of paying for property, water and tenure in Mexico City since its mobile application, incorporating new promotions for clients with BBVA Credit Card, such as the use of BBVA Points and access to months without interest during current campaigns. This adds to the existing possibilities of payment with Debt and Credit Card. The functionality is available to anyone who has to comply with these tax obligations …
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