Credicorp Ltd 6-K, filed Nov 14, 2024
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About this 6-K
Credicorp Ltd filed this 6-K on November 14, 2024.
SECURITIES AND EXCHANGE COMMISSION
Washington, D.C. 20549
FORM 6-K
Report of Foreign Private Issuer
Pursuant to Rule 13a-16 or 15d-16 under the
Securities Exchange Act of 1934
For the month of November 2024
Commission File Number: 001-14014
CREDICORP LTD.
(Translation of registrant’s name into English)
Of our subsidiary
Banco de Credito del Peru:
Calle Centenario 156
La Molina 15026
Lima, Peru (Address of principal executive office)
Indicate by check mark whether the registrant files or will file annual reports under cover of Form 20-F or Form 40-F.
Form 20-F ☒ Form 40-F ☐
Indicate by check mark if the registrant is submitting the Form 6-K in paper as permitted by Regulation S-T Rule 101(b)(1): ____
Indicate by check mark if the registrant is submitting the Form 6-K in paper as permitted by Regulation S-T Rule 101(b)(7): ____
November 14, 2024
Securities and Exchange Commission - SEC
Re.: MATERIAL EVENT
Dear Sirs:
We hereby notify you as a Material Event that on November 13, 2024, Fitch Ratings released an update of Credicorp Ltd.’s (Credicorp) credit rating report that changed the outlook from negative to
stable and maintained the credit rating of Credicorp at ‘BBB’.
The information in this Form 6-K regarding the rating of Fitch Ratings has been disclosed in Peru in conformity with Peruvian law (Article 30 of the Capital Markets Law, approved by Supreme Decree
020-2023-EF, and by the Regulation of the Disclosure of Material Events and Reserved Information approved by Resolution 005-2014-SMV/01 of the Peruvian Capital Markets Superintendency). The ratings of Fitch Ratings do not necessarily represent the
opinion of Credicorp, nor should they be seen as a recommendation to buy shares or any other securities of Credicorp. Credicorp accepts no liability for the completeness, timeliness, accuracy or selection of such information.
The information in this Form 6-K (including any exhibit hereto) shall not be deemed “filed” for purposes of Section 18 of the Securities Exchange Act of 1934 (the ‘Exchange Act’) or otherwise subject
to the liabilities of that section, nor shall it be deemed incorporated by reference in any filing under the Securities Act of 1933 or the Exchange Act.
Sincerely,
/s/ Guillermo Morales
Authorized Representative
Credicorp Ltd.
SIGNATURE
Pursuant to the requirements of the Securities Exchange Act of 1934, the registrant has duly caused this report to be signed on its behalf by the undersigned, thereunto duly
authorized.
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Exhibit 99.1
13 NOV 2024
Fitch Takes Actions on Peruvian FIs following OE Outlook Revision to Stable
Fitch Ratings - Monterrey - 13 Nov 2024: Fitch Ratings has conducted a portfolio review of nine Peruvian Financial Institutions following Fitch's Rating Outlook revision to Stable from Negative of
its assessment of Peru's banking system operating environment (OE) and affirmation of the score at 'bbb- '.
Fitch's Outlook revision of the OE score follows the review on the sovereign Outlook (see, "Fitch Revises Peru's Outlook to Stable; Affirms at 'BBB'", dated Nov. 5, 2024.
available at www.fitchratings.com) and reflects the banking system resilience through the cycles, despite the economic slowdown and political instability. While Fitch expects limited credit growth and some additional asset quality deterioration,
the banking system performance remains solid and stable. Sound bank capitalization and liquidity should absorb any downside risks in 2025. Additionally, GDP growth is projected to reach around 2.4% in 2025, following an upward revision to 3.0% for
2024.
Fitch's core metrics for the OE assessment, the Operational Risk Index (ORI) and GDP per capita are expected to remain stable and pressures on business conditions for banks will
be lower than in 2024. The latest ORI data available for 2024 was 41.1% compared to 41.3% in 2023, while the GDP per capita was USD8,500 compared to USD7,500 in 2023.
Key Rating Drivers
State-Owned Development Agencies
Fondo Mivivienda S.A. (FMV)
Fitch revised FMV's Outlook to Stable from Negative mirroring the same Outlook revision from the Peruvian government. Fitch additionally affirmed the Long- and Short-Term Local and
Foreign Currency Issuer Default Ratings (IDRs) at 'BBB' and 'F2', respectively. Fitch has also affirmed FMV's Government Support Rating (GSR) at 'bbb'. FMV's IDRs are driven by its GSR, which is equalized with Peru's 'BBB'/Stable Long-Term IDRs.
The ratings reflect Fitch's assessment of the Peruvian government's high propensity and ability to provide timely support to FMV, if needed.
Fitch's support assessment considers with high importance that FMV is a government sponsored enterprise fully owned by the state and its many operational and financial synergies
with the public administration. The ratings also consider with high importance FMV's relevance in promoting and financing housing solutions in Peru, especially for low- and middle-income segments, and its critical role in the government's public
policies to reduce the country's still-elevated housing shortage.
Corporacion Financiera de Desarrollo S.A. (COFIDE)
Fitch revised COFIDE's Outlook to Stable from Negative, mirroring a recent similar action on Peru's ratings. Fitch also affirmed COFIDE's Long-Term and Short-Term Local and
Foreign Currency and IDRs at 'BBB' and 'F2', respectively, as these are driven by its affirmed 'bbb' GSR. The ratings reflect Fitch's assessment of the Peruvian government's high propensity and ability to provide timely support to COFIDE, if
needed.
Fitch's support assessment and ratings equalization considers with high importance that the state is the majority shareholder and its policy role focused on the country's
infrastructure, economic and social welfare and plays a critical role in implementing policies directed at sectors with limited funding access or projects underserved by commercial banks.
Private Banks and Related Entities
SCOTIABANK PERU S.A.A. (SBP)
Fitch has revised SBP's Outlook to Stable from Negative to reflect that a potential downgrade on the country ceiling of the Peruvian sovereign rating is not a concern with the
revision of the Outlook of Peru. Fitch additionally affirmed the Long-Term Foreign and Local Currency IDRs at 'A-', Shareholder Support Rating (SSR) at 'a-'. Fitch has also affirmed the SBP's Short-Term Foreign and Local Currency IDRs at 'F1'.
SBP's IDRs and SSR are based on expected support it would receive from its parent (The Bank of Nova Scotia [BNS; AA-/Stable]), if needed. Fitch believes the parent's propensity to support SBP is high given the strategic role that this subsidiary
play in its regional goals, as well as the significant management and operational integration.
SBP's 'A-' Local Currency IDR is two notches above Peru's 'BBB' Local Currency IDR, and at the same level of Peru's 'A-' Country Ceiling, consistent with Fitch's criteria. SBP's
'A-' Long-Term Foreign Currency IDR is capped by the Country Ceiling due to transfer and convertibility risks.
Fitch affirmed SBP's Viability Rating (VR) at 'bbb', in line with the implied VR. This rating is underpinned by its solid business profile, sound market position, and adequate
capitalization and considering ordinary support. SBP's asset quality and profitability remain pressured due to the systemic deterioration of the consumer portfolio and the gross portfolio reduction. The bank's non-performing loan (NPL) ratio
increased to 4.0% in June 2024 from 3.8% at YE 2023, while its operating profit to risk- weighted asset (RWA) ratio reached 0.5% in June 2024. This was impacted by consistent regulatory and voluntary loan impairment charges, as well as goodwill
impairments related to the announcement to divest the Crediscotia Financiera operation.
BANCO DE CREDITO DEL PERU (BCP)
Fitch revised Banco de Credito del Peru S.A.'s (BCP) Outlook to Stable from Negative after the OE revision following the sovereign rating action. Fitch has also affirmed BCP's
Long-Term Foreign and Local Currency IDRs at 'BBB', Short-Term Foreign and Local Currency IDRs at 'F2', and GSR at 'bbb-'. BCP's IDRs are driven by its VR of 'bbb', which is in line with the implied VR. The bank's strong and
leading franchise in Peru, well-diversified business profile and funding base, and sound and improving financial profile underpin the ratings.
BCP is the largest bank in Peru and the main subsidiary of Credicorp Ltd. (BBB/Stable), the country's largest financial holding company. BCP's consolidated numbers show a market
share of 33.7% by loans and 35.3% by deposits, as of 2Q24.
BCP would be likely to receive support from the Peruvian government, given its size and systemic importance, should it be required, underpinning its GSR. The ability of the
sovereign to provide support is reflected in its 'BBB'/Stable IDR and underpinned by its sound financial position, ample international reserves and low debt. Regulators have a clear mandate to protect and preserve the banking system through
conservative regulation and capable supervision.
BBVA PERU
Fitch has affirmed Banco BBVA Peru's (BBVA Peru) Long-Term Foreign and Local Currency IDRs at 'BBB' and the VR at 'bbb'. Fitch has also affirmed the ST FC and
LC IDRs at 'F2'. The Outlook for the LT IDRs is Stable. In addition, Fitch has affirmed the SSR at 'bbb'.
BBVA Peru's IDRs are driven by the support it would receive from its parent, Spain's Banco Bilbao Vizcaya Argentaria, S.A. (BBVA S.A.; BBB+/Stable), should it be required. Fitch
believes the parent's propensity to support BBVA Peru is high - given the strategic role this subsidiary plays in its regional goals.
The 'bbb' VR reflects a strong business profile underpinned by its franchise and substantial market share as BBVA Peru remains the country's second-largest bank. The VR also
takes into consideration moderate profitability metrics despite persistent challenges deriving from asset-quality deterioration, and reasonable capital metrics that could be enhanced by the parent, if needed.
INTERBANK
Fitch revised Banco Internacional del Peru S.A.A.'s (Interbank) Outlook to Stable from Negative after the OE revision following the sovereign rating action. Fitch has also
affirmed Interbank's Long-Term Foreign and Local Currency IDRs at 'BBB', and its VR at 'bbb'. Fitch has additionally affirmed the GSR at 'bbb-'. Interbank's VR drives its IDR and it incorporates the institution's robust positioning as Peru's
fourth-largest universal commercial bank, underscored by its significant retail banking footprint. This is evidenced by the bank's market shares of 21.8% in consumer loans and 15.0% in retail deposits as of June 2024, positioning the bank among the
largest Peruvian banks in market share.
The 'bbb-' GSR reflects high probability of support is forthcoming. The Peruvian government has a high propensity to provide Interbank support given its moderate systemic
importance. The sovereign's ability to provide support is reflected in its 'BBB'/Stable IDR, which is underpinned by its sound financial position, ample international reserves and low debt levels.
BANBIF
Fitch revised Banco Interamericano de Finanzas S.A.'s (BanBif) Outlook to Stable from Negative, and affirmed its Long-Term Foreign and Local Currency IDRs at 'BB+' and Local and
Foreign Currency Short- Term IDRs at 'B', respectively. Fitch has also affirmed its VR at 'bb+' and GSR at 'bb-'.
The Stable Outlook on the Long-Term IDRs reflects the stabilization of the operating environment, given the lessened downside risks from the sovereign rating. BanBif's IDR are
driven by its 'bb+' VR, which considers the bank's modest franchise and a business model that yields limited profitability and tight capital metrics.
CREDICORP LTD.
Fitch revised Credicorp Ltd.'s Outlook to Stable from Negative following the Outlook revision on its main subsidiary, BCP. Fitch has also affirmed Credicorp Ltd.'s Long-Term IDR
at 'BBB' which are driven primarily by BCP.
The equalization is driven mainly by Credicorp's low double leverage, which improved to 99.1% at June 2024, and strong liquidity management. Credicorp, a non-operating holding
company, has a long record of significant dividend flows, especially from BCP, that comprise the bulk of its liquidity.
INTERCORP FINANCIAL SERVICES INC (IFS)
Fitch revised IFS's Outlook to Stable from Negative following the Outlook revision on its main subsidiary, Interbank. Fitch has also affirmed IFS's Long-Term Foreign and Local
Currency IDRs at 'BBB-' which are one notch below those of Interbank, reflecting IFS' separate jurisdiction (Panama), the lack of regulatory focus on IFS on a consolidated basis, and the potential for regulatory restriction of liquidity upstreaming
to IFS in the event of solvency pressures at Interbank. The rating also considers IFS' low double leverage at 106.5% at June 2024.
Rating Sensitivities
Factors that Could, Individually or Collectively, Lead to Negative Rating Action/ Downgrade
Fondo Mivivienda
--FMV's ratings will mirror any potential negative change in Peru's sovereign ratings;
--Although not a baseline scenario, FMV's IDRs and GSR could change if Fitch perceives a decrease in the entity's strategic importance to government public
policies, particularly through housing finance negative changes or meaningfully reducing the amounts of government subsidies.
COFIDE
--COFIDE's ratings will mirror any potential negative change in Peru's sovereign ratings;
--Although not a baseline scenario, COFIDE's IDRs and GSR could change if Fitch perceives a decrease in the company's strategic importance to the government's public policies,
such as the shift away from
supporting commercial companies, particularly SMEs, either directly or through funds managed by COFIDE.
Scotiabank Peru
--A sovereign downgrade would result in similar rating actions on SBP's SSR, VR, and Foreign and Local Currency IDRs, as Fitch rarely rates VRs above the sovereign or SSRs and
Foreign Currency IDRs above the Country Ceiling.
--Although not likely over its parent's rating horizon (given its Stable Outlook), and absent of a sovereign downgrade, a downgrade of BNS (from AA-/Stable) by three or more
notches would trigger a downgrade of SBP. However, in the event of a downgrade of BNS's IDRs to the level of Peru current sovereign (BBB/Stable) or below, SBP's ratings would remain at the level determined by its own VR (currently at bbb).
--Pressure on SBP's VR could arise from a downgrade in the OE or a significant asset quality and profitability deterioration that erodes SBP's reserve and capital cushion,
specifically operating profit/ RWA sustained below its historical average of 2.0% and common equity Tier 1 (CET1) ratio below 13%.
BCP
--BCP's IDRs are sensitive to material deterioration in the local OE or a negative sovereign rating action;
--BCP's VR could be affected if asset quality deteriorates significantly and causes a sustained decline in operating profits to RWAs below 2.5%, and if the bank's CET1 ratio falls below 10%, assuming
maintenance of excess reserves and noncore loss absorbing capital, for more than four consecutive quarters.
BBVA PERU
--Fitch's IDRs and Outlook on BBVA Peru are driven by its SSR. A negative rating action on BBVA S.A. would result in a similar action on the SSR; however, BBVA Peru's IDRs would only be downgraded if
its VR were also downgraded, given Fitch's "higher of" approach;
--The SSR would be affected by a negative change in BBVA's ability or willingness to support the bank;
--Any negative rating action on the sovereign or in Fitch's OE assessment would lead to a similar action on BBVA Peru's VR;
--The VR could be affected if asset quality deteriorates significantly, leading to a sustained decline in operating performance and capital cushion - particularly a sustained
decline in the CET1 ratio to under 9%, assuming maintenance of excess reserves and non-core loss-absorbing capital.
INTERBANK
--Interbank's VR could be downgraded if asset quality deterioration causes a sustained decline in the
bank's operating profit to RWAs ratio to less than 2.0%, and loss absorption capacity, in the form of a CET1 ratio below 10% or a relevant decline in reserve coverage for more than
four consecutive quarters;
--The IDRs are sensitive to a negative rating action on the sovereign or any deterioration of Fitch's assessment on the OE score.
BANBIF
--BanBif's IDRs are sensitive to a material deterioration in the local OE or a negative sovereign rating action;
--The ratings could be downgraded if the CET1 to RWA ratio falls consistently below 9% and an increased and sustained NPL ratio over 4%.
CREDICORP LTD
--Credicorp's IDRs would remain at the same level as those of BCP, and would move in tandem with any rating action on its main operating subsidiary. However, the relativity
between these two entities' ratings could also be affected - and the holding company downgraded - in the event of a material and sustained increase in Credicorp's double-leverage metrics (above 1.2x), and if Fitch perceives a material weakening of
the holding company's liquidity position and its management;
--A change in the dividend flows from the operating companies or debt levels at the holding company that affects its debt coverage ratios could also be detrimental to Credicorp's
ratings.
INTERCORP FINANCIAL SERVICES (IFS)
--IFS's ratings are sensitive to a change in Interbank's ratings;
--A reduction on the importance of Interbank's role in the group or increase in the complexity of the group's structure;
--A material and consistent increase in IFS's common equity double leverage above 120% or deterioration in its standalone liquidity profile.
Factors that Could, Individually or Collectively, Lead to Positive Rating Action/Upgrade
Fondo Mivivienda
--Positive rating actions on FMV will mirror any potential positive change in Peru's sovereign rating.
COFIDE
--Positive rating actions will mirror any potential positive change in Peru's sovereign rating.
Scotiabank Peru
--Over the medium term, these ratings could be upgraded if the sovereign's ratings and Country Ceiling are upgraded;
--SBP's VR could be upgraded by a combination of positive improvement in the OE and a strengthening of the financial profile.
BCP
--Over the medium term, BCP's VR could be upgraded by the confluence of improvement in the OE and the bank's financial profile.
BBVA PERU
--The IDRs could benefit from any significant improvement in the parent's ability to provide support, as evident from BBVA's IDR, although subject to sovereign rating and Country Ceiling
considerations.
--The SSR would be affected by a positive change in BBVA's ability or willingness to support the bank;
--There is limited upside potential for the VR, given the sovereign's current rating;
--Rating upgrades are possible over the medium term via a confluence of material improvement in the OE and the bank's financial profile, within the context of a sovereign rating upgrade, as Fitch
rarely rates bank VRs above the sovereign.
INTERBANK
--Interbank's IDRs are constrained by the sovereign's ratings; over the medium term, Interbank's ratings could be upgraded by the confluence of an improvement of the OE and the banks' financial
profiles in the context of a sovereign upgrade.
BANBIF
-- The VR could be upgraded if the bank manages to improve and sustain its operating profit to RWA ratio over 1.5% and CET1 to RWA ratio over 11%.
CREDICORP LTD
--Credicorp's ratings would move in tandem with positive rating actions on its main operating subsidiary, BCP.
INTERCORP FINANCIAL SERVICES (IFS)
--IFS's ratings are sensitive to a positive rating action on Interbank's ratings.
OTHER DEBT AND ISSUER RATINGS: KEY RATING DRIVERS
Cofide, Mivivienda, BCP and Credicorp
The senior unsecured bonds are rated at the same level as the entities' IDRs, considering the absence of credit enhancement or any subordination feature.
OTHER DEBT AND ISSUER RATINGS: RATING SENSITIVITIES
Cofide, Mivivienda, BCP and Credicorp
Factors That Could, Individually or Collectively, Lead to Negative Rating Action/Downgrade
--Senior unsecured debt would be downgraded if the entities' Long-Term IDR is downgraded.
Factors That Could, Individually or Collectively, Lead to Positive Rating Action/Upgrade
--Senior unsecured debt would be upgraded if the entities' Long-Term IDR is upgraded;
GOVERNMENT SUPPORT RATING
BCP, INTERBANK, BANBIF
Factors That Could, Individually or Collectively, Lead to Negative Rating Action/Downgrade
--BCP's, Interbank's and Banbif's Government Support Ratings (GSRs) would be affected if Fitch negatively changes its assessment of the government's ability and/or willingness to support the banks;
--Banbif's GSR could also be downgraded if the bank loses material market share in terms of loans and customer deposits.
Factors That Could, Individually or Collectively, Lead to Positive Rating Action/Upgrade
BCP, INTERBANK, BANBIF
--BCP's and Interbank's GSRs would be affected if Fitch positively changes its assessment of the government's ability and/or willingness to support the banks;
--Upside potential for Banbif's GSR is limited and can only occur over time with material growth of the bank's systemic importance.
VR ADJUSTMENTS
BCP, BBVA Peru, Scotiabank Peru, Interbank, Banbif
--The OE score has been assigned above the implied score due to the following adjustment reasons: sovereign rating (positive).
Interbank
--The Capitalization and Leverage score has been assigned above the implied score due to the following adjustment reason: Reserve Coverage and Asset Valuation (positive).
BBVA Peru
--The Capitalization and Leverage score has been assigned above the implied score due to the following adjustment reason: Capital Flexibility and Ordinary Support (positive).
Scotiabank Peru
--The Asset Quality Score has been assigned below the implied score due the following adjustment reasons: concentrations (negative).
REFERENCES FOR SUBSTANTIALLY MATERIAL SOURCE CITED AS KEY DRIVER OF RATING
The principal sources of information used in the analysis are described in the Applicable Criteria.
Public Ratings with Credit Linkage to other ratings
--BBVA Peru ratings are support driven by Banco Bilbao Vizcaya Argentaria S.A.;
--Scotiabank Peru ratings are support by BNS;
--Cofide's ratings are support driven by Peru;
--Mivivienda's ratings are support driven. by Peru;
--Credicorp Ltd ratings are support driven by Banco de Credito del Peru;
--Intercorp Financial Services Inc are support driven by Interbank.
ESG Considerations
FMV has an ESG Relevance Score of '4'[+] for Human Rights, Community Relations, Access & Affordability. This reflects its essential policy role in supporting government
policies to ensure low- income individuals have access to low-cost housing. FMV's key social role forms part of our support assessment. These considerations have a moderately positive impact on FMV's credit profile and are relevant to its ratings
in conjunction with other factors.
The highest level of ESG credit relevance is a score of '3', unless otherwise disclosed in this section. A score of '3' means ESG issues are credit-neutral or have only a minimal
credit impact on the entity, either due to their nature or the way in which they are being managed by the entity. Fitch's ESG Relevance Scores are not inputs in the rating process; they are an observation on the relevance and materiality of ESG
factors in the rating decision. For more information on Fitch's ESG Relevance Scores, visit https://www.fitchratings.com/topics/esg/products#esg-relevance-scores.
Fitch Ratings Analysts
Ricardo Aguilar
Director
Primary Rating Analyst
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Fitch Mexico S.A. de C.V. Prol. Alfonso Reyes No. 2612, Edificio Connexity, Piso 8, Col. Del Paseo
Residencial, Monterrey 64920
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Senior Director
Secondary Rating Analyst
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Sergio Pena
Director
Secondary Rating Analyst
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Rolando Martinez
Senior Director
Committee Chairperson
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Media Contacts
Elizabeth Fogerty
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elizabeth.fogerty@thefitchgroup.com
Rating Actions
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ENTITY/DEBT
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RATING
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RECOVERY
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PRIOR
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Credicorp
Ltd.
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LT IDR
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BBB
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Affirmed
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BBB
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ST IDR
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F2
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Affirmed
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F2
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• senior
unsecured
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LT
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BBB
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Affirmed
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BBB
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Banco
Interamericano
de Finanzas
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LT IDR
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BB+
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Affirmed
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BB+
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ENTITY/DEBT
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RATING
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RECOVERY
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PRIOR
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S.A.
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ST IDR
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B
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Affirmed
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B
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LC LT IDR
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BB+
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Affirmed
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BB+
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LC ST IDR
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B
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Affirmed
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B
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Viability
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bb+
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Affirmed
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bb+
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Government
Support
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bb-
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Affirmed
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bb-
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Banco BBVA
Peru
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LT IDR
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BBB
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Affirmed
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BBB
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ST IDR
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F2
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Affirmed
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F2
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LC LT IDR
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BBB
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Affirmed
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BBB
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LC ST IDR
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F2
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Affirmed
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F2
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Viability
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bbb
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Affirmed
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bbb
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Shareholder
Support
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bbb
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Affirmed
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bbb
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Corporacion
Financiera de
Desarrollo
S.A. (COFIDE)
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LT IDR
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BBB
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Affirmed
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BBB
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ST IDR
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F2
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Affirmed
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F2
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LC LT IDR
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BBB
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Affirmed
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BBB
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LC ST IDR
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F2
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Affirmed
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F2
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ENTITY/DEBT
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RATING
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RECOVERY
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PRIOR
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Government
Support
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bbb
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Affirmed
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bbb
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• senior
unsecured
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LT
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BBB
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Affirmed
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BBB
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Intercorp
Financial
Services Inc
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LT IDR
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BBB-
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Affirmed
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BBB-
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ST IDR
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F3
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Affirmed
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F3
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LC LT IDR
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BBB-
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Affirmed
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BBB-
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LC ST IDR
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F3
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Affirmed
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F3
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• senior
unsecured
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LT
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BBB-
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Affirmed
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BBB-
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Fondo
Mivivienda
S.A.
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LT IDR
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BBB
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Affirmed
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BBB
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ST IDR
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F2
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Affirmed
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F2
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LC LT IDR
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BBB
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Affirmed
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BBB
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LC ST IDR
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F2
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Affirmed
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F2
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Government
Support
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bbb
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Affirmed
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bbb
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• senior
unsecured
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LT
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BBB
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Affirmed
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BBB
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ENTITY/DEBT
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RATING
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RECOVERY
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PRIOR
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Banco
Internacional
del Peru
S.A.A. -
Interbank
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LT IDR
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BBB
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Affirmed
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BBB
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ST IDR
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F3
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Affirmed
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F3
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LC LT IDR
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BBB
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Affirmed
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BBB
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LC ST IDR
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F3
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Affirmed
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F3
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Viability
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bbb
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Affirmed
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bbb
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Government
Support
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bbb-
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Affirmed
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bbb-
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Banco de
Credito del
Peru S.A.
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LT IDR
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BBB
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Affirmed
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BBB
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ST IDR
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F2
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Affirmed
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F2
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LC LT IDR
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BBB
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Affirmed
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BBB
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LC ST IDR
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F2
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Affirmed
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F2
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Viability
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bbb
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Affirmed
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bbb
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Government
Support
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bbb-
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Affirmed
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bbb-
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• senior
unsecured
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LT
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BBB
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Affirmed
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BBB
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Scotiabank
Peru S.A.A.
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LT IDR
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A-
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Affirmed
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A-
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ENTITY/DEBT
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RATING
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RECOVERY
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PRIOR
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ST IDR
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F1
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Affirmed
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F1
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LC LT IDR
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A-
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Affirmed
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A-
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LC ST IDR
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F1
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Affirmed
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F1
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Viability
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bbb
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Affirmed
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bbb
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Shareholder
Support
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a-
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Affirmed
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a-
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RATINGS KEY OUTLOOK WATCH
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POSITIVE
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NEGATIVE
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EVOLVING
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STABLE
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Applicable Criteria
Bank Rating Criteria (pub.15 Mar 2024) (including rating assumption sensitivity)
Future Flow Securitization Rating Criteria (pub.30 Jul 2024) (including rating assumption sensitivity)
Non-Bank Financial Institutions Rating Criteria (pub.17 Jan 2024) (including rating assumption sensitivity)
Additional Disclosures
Solicitation Status
Endorsement Status
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Banco de Credito del Peru S.A.
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EU Endorsed, UK Endorsed |
| Credicorp Ltd. | EU Endorsed, UK Endorsed | |
| Banco BBVA Peru | EU Endorsed, UK Endorsed | |
| Banco Interamericano de Finanzas S.A. | EU Endorsed, UK Endorsed | |
| Banco Internacional del Peru S.A.A. - Interbank | EU Endorsed, UK Endorsed | |
| Intercorp Financial Services Inc | EU Endorsed, UK Endorsed | |
| Scotiabank Peru S.A.A. | EU Endorsed, UK Endorsed | |
| Fondo Mivivienda S.A. | EU Endorsed, UK Endorsed | |
| Corporacion Financiera de Desarrollo S.A. (COFIDE) | EU Endorsed, UK Endorsed |
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