South America

Bank Accounts

Paraguay

Banco Regional S.A.E.C.A.

Based in Encarnación, Banco Regional operates a network of 32 branches across the country, specializing in providing services to the agricultural sector and rural regions since 1991. In 2008, Rabo Development, a subsidiary of Dutch bank Rabobank, acquired 40% of the shares in the Paraguay bank. Banco Regional became the largest of the banks in Paraguay after completing its merger with ABN Amro Paraguay in 2009. 
Net income: PYG 72.40 billion (2020)
Total assets: PYG 17.56 trillion (2020)

Banco Continental

One of the principal banks in Paraguay is Banco Continental. Founded in 1980, the bank provides a range of personal and corporate banking services, including deposits, consultancy services, and investment project financing.
In 2012, Banco Continental established a presence in Brazil after acquiring NBC Bank Brasil. Based in Asunción, it employs almost 1,100 individuals and operates 52 branches throughout Paraguay.
Net income: PYG 388.0 billion (2020)
Total assets: PYG 24.64 trillion (3/2021)

Banco Itaú Paraguay

Founded in 1976, Banco Itaú Paraguay is a subsidiary of Itaú Unibanco S.A. The bank was formerly called Interbanco S.A. until Unibanco acquired Interbanco. It was then incorporated as Itaú Unibanco in 2008 and changed its name to Banco Itaú Paraguay S.A. in 2010. 
With headquarters in Asunción, the bank provides banking products and services through its 36 branches and 249 ATMs.
Net income: PYG 633.54 billion (2020)
Total assets: PYG 24.55 trillion (2020)

BBVA Paraguay

Spain-based financial group BBVA maintains a strong presence among the banks in Paraguay through Banco Bilbao Vizcaya Argentaria Paraguay (BBVA Paraguay). It is considered the country’s second-biggest private sector bank based on income. 
The bank provides a wide range of financial solutions such as savings and checking accounts, loans, and certificates of deposit to individuals and corporate clients throughout the country. Its headquarters is in Asunción and was founded in 1961.
Net income: PYG 177.55 billion (2020)
Total assets: PYG 12.88 trillion (2020)

Vision Banco Paraguay

Vision Banco is a lending institution in Paraguay and the sixth-largest of the banks in Paraguay. It provides loans and financial services to the microfinance industry and consumer finance segment. 
The bank was established in 1992 with headquarters in Asunción. In 2013, it employed 1,714 staff and operated through 80 customer service centers and 13 customer service points.
Net income: PYG 31.22 billion (2020)
Total assets: PYG 7.35 trillion (3/2020)
 

Citi Paraguay

International financial group Citibank established a presence in Paraguay in 1958 with Citi Paraguay. It is considered a pioneer in providing quality financial solutions in the country. It was the first of the banks in Paraguay to introduce ATMs during the 1960s.
As part of its social investment initiatives, Citi is also the only financial institution in Paraguay to provide programs in financial literacy and operate a cultural center as part of its efforts to promote the country’s arts and culture.
 

Sudameris Bank Paraguay

Established in 1910, this commercial bank was formerly called Banco Sudameris de Paraguay S.A.E.C.A. It changed its name to Sudameris Bank in 2004. It provides a wide range of banking products and services, including savings and current accounts, deposit certificates, foreign trade, loans, money markets, currency exchange, and insurance. Headquartered in Asunción, it oversees several branches throughout the country.

Banco GNB Paraguay

Banco GNB Paraguay S.A. started operating as one of the banks in Paraguay in 1920. The bank provides banking products and services to individuals and corporations in the country. It was formerly called HSBC Bank Paraguay S.A. It then changed its name in 2007 to Banco GNB Paraguay S.A.
Based in Asuncion, the bank operates as a unit of Bogota-based Banco GNB Sudameris S.A. and oversees seven branches in the country.

Banco Atlas Paraguay

Banco Atlas Paraguay, based in Asunción, provides an array of banking products and services in the country. The bank was established in 1989 under the name Cristal Financiera S.A. It was then changed to Atlas SA de Finanzas in 1997 to become an Open Capital Issuer and take part in the stock market.
When its Articles of Association were modified, the bank’s name changed to Financiera Atlas Saeca. In 2010, the Central Bank of Paraguay granted the bank license to operate under the name Banco Atlas.
Net income: PYG 188.60 billion (2019)
Total assets: PYG 7.29 trillion (9/2020)