A. M. According to data from the Asociación Bancaria Salvadoreña (ABANSA), banks in El Salvador closed june 2025 with solid indicators reflecting good financial health. Among the main results was a reduction in the delinquency rate, which reached 1.52%, lower than the previous year.
The report noted that the low delinquency rate reflects the good behavior of customers in meeting their financial commitments and the measures implemented by banks to improve their collection and credit monitoring mechanisms.
In addition, the solvency of the banking system remained at 14.20%, which is higher than the minimum required by local regulations, ensuring that institutions have sufficient backing to face risks and meet their obligations.
Another positive indicator was reserve coverage, which stood at 154.90%, exceeding last year’s levels. This result shows that banks have a greater capacity to respond to potential credit losses.
With these results, ABANSA assured that the salvadoran financial system remains stable and confident, consolidating its role as a key sector for the country’s economy. Both low delinquency levels and strengthened solvency support depositor security and credit continuity.
