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ÓPTIMA Elevates Its Status as a Leading Financial Institution in El Salvador

Ana Fernanda Reporter / Updated : 2025-01-05 19:14:26
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San Salvador, El Salvador – ÓPTIMA, a pioneer in micro, small, and medium-sized enterprise (MSME) finance in El Salvador, has reached a significant milestone by becoming a fully supervised financial institution under the Superintendencia del Sistema Financiero (SSF). With over 15 years of experience, ÓPTIMA has solidified its position as a trusted partner for businesses and individuals seeking innovative and accessible financial solutions.

"This strategic move empowers us to offer a wider range of products tailored to the unique needs of families, individuals, and entrepreneurs, fostering growth, stability, and trust," said Gustavo Siman, Founder and President of ÓPTIMA.

A New Era of Financial Services The transition to a Savings and Credit Society (SAC) marks a new chapter for ÓPTIMA. The company has introduced a refreshed business model that combines technology, personalized service, and a customer-centric approach, emphasizing relationship-based banking.

With a network of 16 branches nationwide and a dedicated team of over 350 employees, ÓPTIMA is committed to serving its customers more effectively. "Our new corporate identity reflects our core values of integrity, creativity, resilience, boldness, and commitment," said Juan Pablo Meza, General Manager of ÓPTIMA.

Key Highlights and Achievements

Strong Growth: ÓPTIMA has experienced over 20% year-on-year growth in 2024, processing more than 100,000 loan applications and achieving total assets of nearly $100 million.
Serving the Underserved: Over 93% of ÓPTIMA's customers are from the informal sector of the Salvadoran economy.
Product Innovation: The company has introduced a suite of innovative products, including Pisto Listo, Credipyme, factoring for receivables, Lidera Mujer, Autoplus, Optimoto, and home improvement loans.
Digital Transformation: ÓPTIMA's digital banking platform, OPTO, leverages artificial intelligence to provide real-time, remote financial services.
Financial Strength: With a successful $35 million bond issuance on the El Salvador Stock Exchange, including the securitization of remittances, ÓPTIMA has demonstrated its financial strength and reliability.

A Bright Future

ÓPTIMA is poised to become a leading force in the Salvadoran financial sector. With a strong focus on serving the needs of MSMEs and individuals, the company is well-positioned to drive economic growth and financial inclusion.

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