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Asesuisa is part of El Salvadorian financial group Inversiones Financieras Banco Agrícola, which also controls the country's largest bank Banco Agrícola.

El Salvador-based bank specialized in financing and the development of small and mid-sized companies of the country. In addition, it serves natural persons by offering several types of credits.
It offers bancassurance, Western Union, transfer, collectors, safe boxes, cashier's check, certified checks and tax collection.

Fitch Central America is part of the international rating agency Fitch IBCA, Duff & Phelps'. Fitch Central America has an office in El Salvador and Costa Rica.

Fitch Ratings covers 1,600 financial institutions, 1,000 corporates and maintains surveillance on 3,300 structured financings and 17,000 municipal bond ratings in the U.S. tax-exempt market. Fitch Ratings also covers over 800 insurance companies plus 69 sovereigns. It covers the Financial Institutions, Banks, Corporates, Loan Products, Structured Finance, Insurance, Sovereigns and Public Finance markets worldwide. Fitch Ratings has dual headquarters in New York and London and is fully owned by FIMALAC, Paris.

HSBC El Salvador subsidiary specialized in general insurance.

HSBC El Salvador subsidiary specialized in life insurance.

MAPFRE La Centro Americana is focused on insurance product sales and services to individual clients. The insurance company is a subsidiary of Spanish MAPFRE.

Mexico's largest car insurer Quálitas has partnered with Canada's Scotiabank (NYSE: BNS) to enter El Salvador.

Scotiabank El Salvador is a subsidiary of The Bank of Nova Scotia, and provides products and financial services to individuals, small and mid-sized companies, corporations and governments.

Seguros e Inversiones (SISA) is an insurance agency that offers insurance policies covering a range of products including the issuing of surety bonds. Founded in 1962, it offers personal, life, accident, fire and bond insurance.