With a credit recovery led by the corporate segment, the boost to consumption and MSEs has come hand in hand with digital transformation. Platforms such as Yape and app banking have made it possible to expand access to credit, especially in sectors traditionally excluded from the financial system.
With 80 projects in its portfolio, Peru is promoting public-private partnerships to grow without compromising fiscal balance.
Peru consolidates its fintech ecosystem, driven by digitalization, financial inclusion and a favorable regulatory environment.
Peru is consolidating its agricultural export leadership, but faces new challenges, such as tariffs and pending reforms. Diversifying markets and formalizing employment will be key to remaining competitive.
In 2024, 4,900 new homes were added and 21,479 real estate units were sold, reflecting the renewed dynamism of the sector.
With an investment of US$ 3.4 billion, the Peripheral Ring Road promises to improve mobility and connect the main districts of Lima and Callao. A key project for the future of the capital.
With an investment of US$ 2 billion, the Peruvian air terminal is preparing to receive 30 million passengers per year. This modernization project will strengthen Lima as a key regional hub.
At the end of the year, Peru stood out in the region for its inflation control and monetary stability, reflecting a more stable economy.
Despite recent challenges, Peru faces a promising future, with major projects underway that could consolidate economic growth in the coming years.
Greater demand for liquidity and a more robust regulatory environment have favored the development of this financial instrument in the Andean country.