The salvadoran banking sector has demonstrated remarkable strength and dynamism, registering significant growth in its total assets. According to the recent update of Asociación Bancaria Salvadoreña (ABANSA) Ranking as of june 2025, the sector shows a year-over-year increase of 9.6%, reflecting strong confidence in the country’s economy.

Banking sector assets totaled US$26,664.9 million as of June 2025, representing an increase of US$2,324.7 million compared to the same period in 2024. This sustained growth underscores the ability of financial institutions to adapt and thrive in a constantly changing economic environment, despite global and regional challenges.
The ranking highlights the participation of diverse entities in the market. Banco Agrícola maintains its lead with 23.8% of total assets, followed by Banco Cuscatlán with 17.2% and BAC Credomatic with 14.5%. These banks, along with Davivienda and Hipotecario, account for the majority of the system’s assets.

The stability and growth of the banking sector are key indicators of El Salvador’s economic health. The resilience demonstrated by financial institutions translates into a greater capacity to provide loans, encourage investment, and support the development of salvadoran businesses and families, thus driving the country’s progress.
This positive performance reflects not only the prudent management of these institutions but also a business environment that encourages investment. The expansion of the banking sector is a fundamental pillar for economic development, and this 9.6% annual growth confirms investor confidence and the potential of the salvadoran economy.