Bladex has been serving the Latin American market since 1979, meeting the capitalization needs of other banks in the Region, as well as granting financing to medium and large-sized corporations to support their business operations.
As part of its mission to offer superior financial solutions for banks, companies and investors doing business in Latin America, Bladex offers a wide portfolio of possibilities throughout the entire region.
"Our vision for Bladex is that of a financial institution that is important and relevant for Latin American trade and regional integration, focused on building value for our shareholders and clients, thus effectively contributing to the development of our beloved Region."
"This representativeness provides Bladex with great strength and flexibility to fulfill its mission through a proven mechanism for the promotion and financing of Latin American trade."
The Board of Directors is currently comprised of nine (9) members, as follows: three (3) Directors elected by the holders of the Class "A" common shares; four (4) Directors elected by the holders of the Class "E" common shares; and two (2) Directors elected by the holders of all common shares.
The Board of Directors has established committees to which it has delegated authority and responsibilities, subject to the provisions of the Articles of Incorporation and By-Laws of the Bank.
Bladex's Executive Committee is a standing committee of the Bank's Management. The main objective of the Executive Committee is to direct and carry out the administrative management of the Bank, based on the delegation of powers from the Board of Directors regarding the approval of operating expenses, investments and human resources.
Our Corporate Governance structure is the key component of the way we manage the Organization, and enables us to ensure strict compliance with the rules and regulations of the different regulatory authorities Bladex reports to.