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Founded in 1991 in Honduras, Grupo Financiero Ficohsa (GFF) has grown to become one of the largest and most prominent financial conglomerates in Central America. The group operates across several key business areas including commercial and retail banking (Banco Ficohsa), insurance (Ficohsa Seguros), brokerage services (Ficohsa Casa de Bolsa), credit cards, and pension fund management (Ficohsa Pensiones). GFF expanded its presence significantly by acquiring Citibank's consumer and commercial banking operations in Honduras in 2014 and in Nicaragua in 2015, solidifying its regional leadership. Its mission is to be the preferred financial solution for its clients by providing innovative products and excellent service.

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Grupo Financiero FICOHSA S.A.

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